Theatre

On an unassuming corner in bustling Park Slope, Brooklyn – surrounded on one side by harried hoards of hipsters, and on another, by suave and […]

From the moment the dress and T-shirt clad cast members first took the stage, proudly toting large cue-cards bearing instructions for emergency behavior, all with […]

The major events of 20 years ago not only included the fall of the Berlin Wall and communism in Eastern Europe, and the demise of […]

Lynn Nottage, author of “Intimate Apparel,” just won a Pulitzer Prize this year for drama, which was given to her for an off-Broadway hit called […]

A devilish young man by the name of Applegate (John Stillwaggon) laid claim to a humble church in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, but not through conventional […]

Michael Ruppert, an independent reporter who’s the subject of a documentary called “Collapse,” talks very seriously about what can happen to things like energy and […]

Boston may not be the biggest city in the United States, but miles off the harbor, some of the biggest mammals on the planet swim […]

With a name as generic as “Sports Grille Boston,” you’d expect mediocre service and bland tasting food at horrible prices. However, SGB is a solid […]

For many, the fondest memories of childhood center on that one moment when the surrounding crowd is hushed in anticipatory silence, waiting eagerly as the […]

Enlightenment philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz asserts that “all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds.” Voltaire’s answer comes in the form […]

“Our five senses are incomplete without the sixth — a sense of humor.” Improvisational comedy, the art of the seemingly spontaneous performance in front of […]