Boston Pops and Gay Men's Chorus to perform for annual Pride night
The Boston Gay Men's Chorus is preparing for one of the biggest concerts of the year. They'll soon perform with the Boston Pops for the orchestra's annual Pride Night Celebration.
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The Boston Gay Men's Chorus is preparing for one of the biggest concerts of the year. They'll soon perform with the Boston Pops for the orchestra's annual Pride Night Celebration.
Thousands of Greater Boston students will soon experience live Shakespeare, and for some, it will be their very first time.
In the Lyric Stage Company's production of "Something Rotten," Shakespeare is reimagined as a rock star.
Former Boston Ballet principal dancer John Lam is working to bring something new to the city's dance landscape.
The Boston production of "Swept Away" is using aerial acrobatics and music to explore the question: What would you do to stay alive?
The national tour of the Disney production of "Beauty and the Beast" has returned to Boston for the first time in 25 years.
Students enrolled at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee are learning the unmistakable style of Bob Fosse.
The play, "What the Constitution Means to Me," looks at the impact the document has on four generations of women in the same family.
Alan Turing is known for his scientific achievements, but openness in his personal life caused his public downfall.
A new play debuting in Boston was inspired by a real theatrical engagement at the Huntington Theatre, which starred a legendary actress.
When she isn't turning pirouettes in class, you'll find Boston Ballet's Sage Humphries on her laptop, completing work in a different type of class at Northeastern University.
The Tony-winning musical "Suffs" tells the story of women critical to the movement.
You may not expect to hear an electric guitar when you go to the ballet, but legendary rock guitarist Reeves Gabrels will be sitting in with the orchestra during an upcoming world premiere at Boston Ballet.
If you remember the documentary television series "Behind the Music" you might be interested in "Stereophonic."
A Concord, Massachusetts arts center is making theater more accessible for families by having an alternative for children while parents enjoy performances.
When a fear-inducing adaptation of the classic "Wait Until Dark" opens at The Greater Boston Stage in Stoneham, two women will share the lead role.
Through Brighter Boston, paid interns work on everything from lighting design and electronics to audio engineering, set construction, and more.
The Boston musical "Penelope" allows audiences to hear the story of Odysseus' wife.
Students at a boarding school in Massachusetts have the opportunity of a lifetime to perform their artistic work in Boston.
A regular on NPR's All Things Considered, Kevin Kling uses his stories to form connections with the world and audience.
It takes just two actors for the psychological thriller play of "Job" to come to life on a Boston stage.
The Hive Theater Company, a brand new company in Boston, is giving young talent in the city a place to shine.
Ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham will bring his iconic puppets, Achmed, Peanut, Walter and more to Boston on his new "Artificial Intelligence" tour.
From page to stage, the popular children's book "Library Lion" has come to life on a Boston stage.
In the world premiere of "Wonder", a young boy with facial differences goes on a journey of self-discovery and finds his place in the world.
