Explore Einstein’s theory of relativity with physicist Brian Greene in this “cerebral spectacle with a theatrical twist” (New York Times), premiering Wed, May 29 at 10/9c on PBS. | Thirteen WNET New York

Tonight on Great Performances, a star-studded revue of milestone Broadway shows and songs from 1973 to 2023, hosted by two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster. Tune in to see unforgettable performances from Company, Cats, Pippin, Phantom of the Opera, Jelly’s Last Jam, Evita, Barnum, Les Misérables, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Wicked, and other iconic musicals. 50 Years of Broadway's Best on Thirteen at 9:00. #greatperformancesPBS #Broadway | Thirteen WNET New York

Download these free resources to teach your students the root causes of teenage crime—and solutions beyond incarceration. | Thirteen WNET New York

From Jackson Heights to East L.A., John Leguizamo celebrates the history, food, and cultures of Latino people shaping America. It’s part politics, part road trip, and part history lesson. "Leguizamo Does America" streaming now at thirteen.org. | Thirteen WNET New York

17 reactions | The Center for Jewish History is home to the largest Jewish archive in the country. "Treasures of New York: Center for Jewish History" highlights this acclaimed institution, including its history and the many ways it’s dedicated to preserving and sharing the treasures of the past. Airing tonight at 7pm on THIRTEEN and streaming now at thirteen.org. #JewishHistory #AnneFrank | Thirteen WNET New York | Facebook

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330K views · 7.8K reactions | Get an inside look at how BOSS explores the history of African American business. | Thirteen WNET New York | Facebook

54K views · 1K reactions | Learn the extraordinary story of how, against all odds, the famous literary trio had their genius for writing romantic novels recognized in a male-dominated 19th-century world. | Thirteen WNET New York | Facebook