Artist Tanya Nixon-Silberg asked 14 mothers of color what phrases they heard growing up and what they say to their children now. The result is a textile project that explores what it means to decolonize parenting.
Theater makers near (and sort of far) are staging universally resonant stories with themes of love, perseverance, immigration, vengeance and more. Theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair shares the plays she's looking forward to this season.
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Tragedy bonded the members of Trash Rabbit and fueled their furious, complex rock 'n' roll. Now the band is a favorite in the Boston basement rock scene with a new...
In its world premiere, the musical brings spectacular theatricality to F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jazz Age tale, but the action jumps...
The tours are organized through a partnership between Women's Lunch Place, a daytime women's shelter and advocacy center in Boston,...
The 2022 NPR Tiny Desk winner draws from folk, jazz, funk, alternative rock and pop punk on her new album.
The textile artist's works are now up as part of her exhibit "Go Down to the River and Talk to...
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