Stage Review: “reasons to be pretty” at Speakeasy Stage Company
A little Mars/Venus drama from playwright Neil LeBute
Stage Review: “Hotel Nepenthe” from Actors’ Shakespeare Project
Like Off-Kilter? Catch this one before it slinks off
Stage Review: “My Name is Asher Lev” at the Lyric
Portrait of the artist as a young Hasidic man
Jazz up your Wednesdays with live music at BOND restaurant and lounge
Emerging artists offer the sounds of jazz, R&B and funk
Stage Review: Whistler in the Dark’s “The Europeans”
A historical drama with modern style
Stage Review: “Ajax” at the A.R.T.
An innovative take on the Greek tragedy about war, honor, heroism and P.T.S.D.
Stage Review: “Cymbeline” played by Actors’ Shakespeare Project
A lighthearted take on a Shakespearean B-side.
Stage Review: The Abbey Theatre’s “Terminus” at ArtsEmerson
"Pulp Fiction" meets Sophocles, meets Shel Silverstein
Boston Theater Calendar: February 2011
Here's what's happening on stage in Boston this February
Stage Review: “Nine” from SpeakEasy Stage Company
How not to manage your mistress and make movies
Stage Review: A.R.T.’s R. Buckminster Fuller and the History (and Mystery) of the Universe
How to make war obsolete, end world hunger and stop global warning--turns out it's all about the triangle.
Coming soon: “Tonya and Nancy the Rock Opera”
The notorious dueling ice queens are leaping out of their 90's tabloids ready to rock
Stage Review: The Civilians’ “In the Footprint: The Battle Over Atlantic Yards” at ArtsEmerson
What if The Man offered to pay you to take over your neighborhood? Investigative journalism--with songs!
Frank discussion on “conflict minerals” to follow “Ruined”
Rep. Barney Frank describes his efforts to help end the conflict depicted in this drama
Stage Review: “Ruined” at the Huntington
Could you survive unending war with your humanity in tact?
