Boston Ballet's "Vestris" allows male dancers to take center stage
When you go to the ballet, you often see female dancers in the spotlight. But in one special piece, it's the male dancer who is all alone and center stage.
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When you go to the ballet, you often see female dancers in the spotlight. But in one special piece, it's the male dancer who is all alone and center stage.
A dark chapter in American history is front and center in the musical "Parade," which is now playing in Boston.
Nearly 30 years after "Rent" debuted on Broadway, the show still has an impact as it returns to Massachusetts.
Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, "The Irish and How They Got That Way" is a musical tribute to Ireland.
In the play "Art," currently running at the Lyric Stage in Boston, three men find their friendship tested after one buys an expensive white painting.
Inside a warehouse in Cambridge, a group of talented carpenters are building incredible theater sets from scratch.
The Boch Center Wang Theatre is celebrating 100 years of bringing entertainment to the city, and there are some special events to mark occasion.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Catalyst Collaborative, a relationship between Central Square Theater in Cambridge and MIT.
A new production of "Funny Girl" has found its home in Boston until February 16.
"Forbidden Broadway," which ran for seven years at the Park Plaza in the '80s and '90s, is returning for a trio of shows at the Emerson Colonial Theater.
Peter Pan has made its high-flying return to Boston. While this version is different than any other you may have seen before, it's bound to have you Hooked!
A Tony-nominated play that tackles the idea of "solving" racism with comedy is now playing in Boston's South End.
At 11-years-old, Daisy Eagan became the youngest woman to ever win a Tony Award. Now, the Rhode Island resident is on a new path.
Writer, dancer, choreographer and actor Ayodele Casel is telling her own story in a world premiere piece at American Repertory Theater in Cambridge.
An instantly recognizable character in the Boston Ballet's holiday classic The Nutcracker only appears for a few minutes in the first act, but the bear is a real crowd pleaser.
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The Front Porch Arts Collective is working on a "Holiday Feast," staged readings of classic Christmas episodes from the '70s and '80s, including "The Jeffersons," "A Different World," "Family Matters," and "Amen."
For more than four decades, "Noises Off" has made audiences all around the world laugh. Now, the play within a play is at The Lyric Stage Company in Boston's Back Bay.
"The Nutcracker" isn't just a holiday tradition for audience, but for those on stage as well.
A series of nine plays follows three generations of the same family over the decades.
What would happen if Shakespeare's Juliet chose not to end her life? That's the question the musical "& Juliet" tries to answer.
The author of "Wicked" approves of the anticipated movie version of his story, which stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
"Pru Payne" will be at the Calderwood Pavillion in Boston's South End until November 16.
A Boston comedy club is reopening in a familiar setting but with new laughs.
Boston Ballet principal dancer Lia Cirio is celebrating her 20th year with the company, with a new skill set.
