More Performing Arts Headlines
The Huntington celebrates 20 years of giving young actors a look at a career in the performing arts
The theater’s Summer Theatre Institute brings in area high schoolers for a five-week program that treats them as paid performers, like any other actor.
STAGE REVIEW
A luminous Karen Allen and deft cast make for a poignant ‘Lovesong’ with Berkshire Theatre Group
Playwright David Auburn directs Abi Morgan's play, which runs through Aug. 29.
Ron Funches on his ‘Traitors’ stint and speaking up about his autism diagnosis
RFK and others speaking detrimentally about autism "changes the way I have to engage in that. I do have to be aware of my power and speak up on those things."
STAGE REVIEW
In ‘A New Era,’ a lively look back at Boston’s Black suffragist past
The play places a historical movement and moment in the service of a story crackling with ideas and conflict.
don aucoin review
Spectral scenes from a marriage in ‘Paranormal Activity’
The Broadway-bound show is at the Emerson Colonial Theatre through July 30.
DOGE cuts threatened a series of plays made with the NPS. Company One stepped in to fill the gap
"A New Era" was supposed to be the second installment in a series of plays about Boston's connections to the women's suffrage movement.
TV CRITIC'S CORNER
Ken Marino comes to Boston with touring ‘Death Becomes Her’ this January
The show runs Jan. 12-24 at the Citizens Opera House.
stages
Floods, rats, and redirected flights to Logan: 30 years of Shakespeare on the Common.
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company returns this year with a production of "A Midsummer Night’s Dream."..