‘Peter Pan’ Is No ‘Sound of Music’ but Still Draws a Crowd to NBC

By BILL CARTER

The live musical, starring Allison Williams, drew about nine million viewers, about half the audience for the live version of “Sound of Music” with Carrie Underwood.

Art Is a Splash, Grand and Tiny, in Miami

By MELENA RYZIK

The people, places and approaches to creativity that are Art Basel Miami and its offshoots make it a destination for both global collectors and seekers of the avant-garde.

Opera Review

We’re Nothing but Busts, Mozart. Busts!

By ANTHONY TOMMASINI

“The Classical Style,” an opera buffa performed Thursday at Zankel Hall, casts chords as characters along with Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart in a playful riff on harmony.

Bid for New York City Opera’s Assets Wins Board’s Support

By MICHAEL COOPER

In selecting a group led by Michael Capasso, the board of the bankrupt opera passed over proposals including those by the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Purchase College.

Tailoring a Play for the Acutely Attuned

By BENEDICT CAREY

With expert help, the cast and crew of the Broadway play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” have softened its sensory edges for an audience within the autism spectrum.

Critic’s Notebook

Altman’s Noir Suddenly Gets Plenty of Light

By MIKE HALE

Three of New York’s leading repertory film houses will showcase Robert Altman’s “The Long Goodbye” in a stretch of 18 days.

Music Review

With Stylish Moves, a Youthful Maestro Makes a New York Debut

By DAVID ALLEN

Filling in for Christoph von Dohnanyi, Krzysztof Urbanski, the music director of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra made a sturdy debut conducting the Philharmonic.

Television Review

A Biblical Girls’ Club

By NEIL GENZLINGER

“The Red Tent,” a two-part adaptation of Anita Diamant’s novel about a biblical story, is being broadcast on Sunday and Monday on Lifetime.

Television Review

Paper Cuts Don’t Faze Them

By NEIL GENZLINGER

In “The Librarians,” a new TNT series, an underground trove of powerful artifacts is protected by a special team.

Music Review

Shimmies and Shouts for a Genre’s Revival

By JON PARELES

Sharon Jones and her band, the Dap-Kings, joined other acts on the Daptone Records roster on Thursday for the opener in a three-night stand at the Apollo Theater.

Movie Review | 'The Pyramid'

Don’t Say That Word (It Might Come True)

By BEN KENIGSBERG

An archaeological team and a documentary crew get stuck in an ancient Egyptian tomb in “The Pyramid,” starring Denis O’Hare and Ashley Hinshaw.

Defending Champions Retain Baze Senior Knockout

By PHILLIP ALDER

At the Fall North American Championships in Providence, R.I., the Baze Senior Knockout Teams was won by the defending champions.