"Operation Mincemeat" brings World War II mission to stage in Boston
The Tony Award-winning musical inspired by the wild scheme that helped defeat Adolf Hitler during World War II is now playing in Boston.
Boston Pops celebrate Day of the Dead with concert and Disney's "Coco"
The sounds of Mexican music will soon fill Boston's Symphony Hall for the third annual Dia de Muertos concert.
Roxbury nonprofit uses music to change young lives, build community
The Hamilton-Garrett Center for Music & Arts is celebrating 25 years of helping young people discover their musical talents while building confidence, life skills, and community.
"Bat Boy: The Musical" returns to Massachusetts. Show blends horror and comedy.
Inspired by the supermarket tabloid stories published in the early 1990s, "Bat Boy: The Musical" has a little bit of everything.
Boston Lyric Opera celebrates 50th anniversary with production of "William Tell"
Boston Lyric Opera is bringing the music of "William Tell" back to a Boston stage for the first time in 150 years.
Voices of Hope uses performing arts to raise money for cancer research
The non-profit Voices of Hope works to entertain while raising money for research and to support patients.
Boston Ballet celebrates 25 years of artistic director Mikko Nissinen
The Boston Ballet is celebrating artistic director Mikko Nissinen's 25 years with the company.
Prequel play to iconic Virginia Woolf novel to hold world premiere in Gloucester
This week, Gloucester Stage will launch a world premiere play, "Dalloway: First Love".
Production of "Les Misérables" coming to Boston theater this spring
It may be months away, but Boston's theater community is buzzing for The Lyric Stage Company's production of "Les Misérables."
New England theater company celebrating America 250 with historical play
As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, a new theater company is helping us remember how it all started.
Boston theater company using psychiatrists to make connection in plays feel real
The Psych Drama Company is using psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers to help make the connections in the plays feel real.
Partnership key in gender-bending Cambridge comedy "The Mystery of Irma Vep"
Costumes, wigs and quick changes are center stage in Central Square Theater's production of "The Mystery of Irma Vep."
Boston drag queen Jujubee has lead role in RuPaul's upcoming movie
Boston-based drag queen Jujubee will hit the big screen this month in RuPaul's new movie "Stop! That! Train!"
Musical production of "Something Rotten" reimagines Shakespeare as a rock star
In the Lyric Stage Company's production of "Something Rotten," Shakespeare is reimagined as a rock star.
Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" musical returns to Boston: "It's for everybody"
The national tour of the Disney production of "Beauty and the Beast" has returned to Boston for the first time in 25 years.