I’ve gotten five tattoos in the past four months. Similar to my ear piercing journey, getting a tattoo has felt like gaining more control over my life and customizing my appearance to reflect the niche aspects of my personality that…
Somerville has hired Lydia Warren, an award-winning arts administrator and musician with Massachusetts roots, as its new Arts & Culture Director. Warren is a Franklin native with experience leading cultural institutions, securing grants and supporting working artists, according to a community…
The History Museum on the Square will bring music, comedy and Ozarks cultural traditions to downtown Springfield with "Ozark Jubilee Live" at the Historic Fox Theatre on Nov. 20. The event is presented by CoxHealth as part of its 120th anniversary celebration…
Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, is set to host a live shadow-cast screening of the cult classic at Boston's Emerson Colonial Theatre on Tuesday night. The 82-year-old actress will bring a new 4K restoration of…
Popcorn, a car radio, and two movies under the stars make for a pretty great Saturday night in Illinois. One outdoor theater in the middle of the state has kept that old tradition alive for decades, even after its lights…
The group that operates the Somerville Theatre has bought the historic Davis Square building for $12 million, the same price at which the property was listed for sale this summer. CSB Theatres, Inc., formed by longtime theatre employees, took over the…
The Jayhawks roll into Boston Saturday night with a new album, a new producer with a legendary résumé, and, according to frontman Gary Louris, something to prove. The band plays the Shubert Theatre at the Boch Center on Oct. 24, touring…
Across its 85-minute runtime, Page moves through monologues and scenes from more than a dozen Shakespeare characters, as New York Theatre Guide has detailed, ranging from the comic scheming of Malvolio in Twelfth Night to tragic figures like Aaron the…
They wanted fame. They found infamy. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow became two of America’s most notorious fugitives during the Great Depression. Their violent crime spree made them infamous, while their relationship turned them into romantic legends. Boston University’s Stage…
Admission to the pop-up series is free, and while attendees are encouraged to RSVP, it is not required, NBC Boston reported. Visitors can simply show up and follow the cast from the steps outside to the courtyard within. The library…
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