Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage mixes the joys of cooking collaboratively with the politics of incarceration. It's food for thought says theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair.
The calendar includes many of the local companies, along with visiting troupes from New York, bringing new works expanding the repertory for viewers eager to see dance that reflects modern times.
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Based on a French folktale, Bela Bartók’s 1918 one-act opera tells the story of a fictional duke who brings his hastily wed wife, Judith, to his foreboding fortress for the...
From a modern remake of "Frankenstein" to a documentary about audio collage artists, the festival highlights all things erotic, irreverent...
Hansol Jung's "Wild Goose Dreams" tells the nuanced story of Nanhee, a North Korean defector, and Guk Minsung, who find...
Harvard President Lawrence Bacow called the two-time Academy Award winning actor “a true master of his craft.” Hanks will be...
We’re looking for local artists of color who give the cultural scene its electricity. Let us know who we should...
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