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After three decades of laughs, Denis Leary and Cam Neely are just getting started with Comics Come Home
The annual charity comedy show returns to TD Garden in November with another star-studded lineup for its 30th anniversary.
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A new viewpoint yields a fresh vision in CHUANG Stage’s ‘The Sitayana’
The show runs through Oct. 31.
‘Rent’ musical celebrates its 30th Broadway anniversary with a starry show: ‘No day but today’
Seats have been snapped up, but $30 livestream tickets are available.
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In an out-of-control world, is horror the only artistic genre that makes sense anymore?
Beneath the blood and gore, the underlying premise of the horror genre is that some things are simply inexplicable. Sounds about right.
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Patrick Page brings Shakespeare’s ‘Devils’ to Boston with his riveting one-man show
The actor, well known for originating the role of Hades in "Hadestown," has a particular fascination with villains.
ART’s new musical visits an all-too-resonant past in ‘1972′
Dispatch's Chadwick Stokes has been working on the show, which tackles abortion rights, for years.
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A landmark 1881 strike gets the spotlight in ‘The Wash’
Front Porch Arts Collective takes as inspiration the Atlanta washerwomen's strike.
Murray Hill reveals his ‘Showbiz’ life and its Boston beginnings
The "Somebody Somewhere" performer said his years in Boston attending BU and photographing LGBTQ life in the city opened his eyes to a new world.