Broadway stars Patrick Page and Laura Benanti bring shows to Boston
Patrick Page will look at the origins of evil in "All the Devils are Here," while Laura Benanti just wants to make you laugh in "Nobody Cares."
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Patrick Page will look at the origins of evil in "All the Devils are Here," while Laura Benanti just wants to make you laugh in "Nobody Cares."
Boston Lyric Opera is bringing the music of "William Tell" back to a Boston stage for the first time in 150 years.
A new production of "Eleanor" at Central Square Theater is providing an intimate look at the longest serving First Lady in American history.
The non-profit Voices of Hope works to entertain while raising money for research and to support patients.
Tony winner Shoshana Bean is preparing for a concert in Rockport, Massachusetts, highlighting her own music.
The Boston Ballet is celebrating artistic director Mikko Nissinen's 25 years with the company.
The pressure to conform is front and center in American Repertory Theater's new production of "Rhinoceros."
The energy from the 1980s is alive and well in the North Shore Music Theatre's production of "Rock of Ages."
This week, Gloucester Stage will launch a world premiere play, "Dalloway: First Love".
The team behind the Harbour Lights Theatre's production of "Dear Evan Hansen" has been working for weeks to bring a taste of Broadway to Hingham.
It may be months away, but Boston's theater community is buzzing for The Lyric Stage Company's production of "Les Misérables."
You don't usually hear gasps and screams from an audience watching a play. But "Paranormal Activity" isn't your typical stage show.
More than a century after F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" was first published, the glitz and glamour endure in Broadway in Boston's adaptation.
As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, a new theater company is helping us remember how it all started.
The world premiere of "Black Swan" is being held in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The Psych Drama Company is using psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers to help make the connections in the plays feel real.
In the Tony-winning play "Eureka Day," a mumps outbreak turns an uber-progressive and inclusive private day school upside down.
Costumes, wigs and quick changes are center stage in Central Square Theater's production of "The Mystery of Irma Vep."
Boston-based drag queen Jujubee will hit the big screen this month in RuPaul's new movie "Stop! That! Train!"
Two-time Tony nominee Megan Hilty is performing in Concord, Massachusetts, with two shows at The Umbrella Arts Center.
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?
