Want to learn all about or simply refresh your memory of what life was like in the 1970s? No need…
Theater
San Francisco’s Beaux Arts City Hall was lit up in green to celebrate the re-opening of “Wicked,” as it returns…
You’ve gotta have a gimmick, or so goes the song. Pianist Hershey Felder has his. Over twenty years ago he…
The Cape Playhouse, located on the Cape Cod Center for the Arts campus in Dennis, Massachusetts, has a storied past…
The 230-foot-long, medieval-era Bayeux Tapestry is among the most famous textiles in the world. But its needlework intricacy cannot hold…
The Seven Fingers is a group of acrobats/dancers/actors that tells stories through movement. Last year, they came to the Old…
In the forum of performance, be it plays, opera, film, or the political campaign, the directorial rage is to create…
Taking inspiration from John Steinbeck’s 1939 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “The Grapes of Wrath,” playwright Octavio Solis imagines the last present-day descendants…
Here is the challenge: Is it possible for a self-described “mass of undesirable, unlovable, unemployable, unacceptable fat, Black homosexual molecules…
Right at the start, a gurney with a body draped in a coroner’s sheet; no question where the next two…