"The Irish and How They Got That Way" brings audience up close
Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, "The Irish and How They Got That Way" is a musical tribute to Ireland.
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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. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
A Tony-nominated play that tackles the idea of "solving" racism with comedy is now playing in Boston's South End.
Writer, dancer, choreographer and actor Ayodele Casel is telling her own story in a world premiere piece at American Repertory Theater in Cambridge.
Choreographer Ayodele Casel explains why she loves performing at the 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.
For more than four decades, "Noises Off" has made audiences all around the world laugh. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
A series of nine plays follows three generations of the same family over the decades.
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.
The Greater Boston Stage Company, right in the heart of downtown Stoneham, is celebrating a big birthday with a major renovation project.
A new production of Romeo and Juliet at American Repertory Theater in Cambridge is leaning into the love.
King Richard's Faire in Carver is open on weekends starting Labor Day weekend through October 20.
Dance lovers are in for a treat with Reagle Music Theatre's new production of "An American in Paris."
Students of the Young Company at the Greater Boston Stage in Stoneham are ready to perform their four self-produced musicals.
Young dancers from across the country are spending the summer in Boston, learning from some of the best in ballet.
"The Queen of Versailles," starring Kristin Chenoweth, opens in Boston at the Emerson Colonial Theater.
This year, Tony-award-winning performer Alan Cumming will kick off the Cape Cod Jazz and Arts Festival which is celebrating its 20th year.
Provincetown is becoming a summer home for some of the biggest names on Broadway.
"Next to Normal" highlights one woman's struggle with manic depression and the toll it takes on her family. The new production at Central Square Theater is the first in New England to feature a Black family at the center of this story.
This is a musical comedy loosely based on the Wizard of Oz. It's the story of the MBTA keeping three people in Boston from getting to their destinations.
The Heart Sellers takes place in 1973 where two Asian American immigrants, Luna and Jane, bond their new-found friendship over Thanksgiving.
Boston audiences are in for a transformative experience, as "The Band's Visit" takes the stage at the Huntington Theatre in Boston.
More than three decades after the play "Real Women Have Curves" first hit the stage, a musical version is making its world premiere at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge.
