The author and musician examines how ribald rhymes heard in fields, jails and queer-friendly underground parties in the early 20th century were buried for decades by folklorists and record companies who were either uninterested or simply not allowed to collect and issue such material.
This season, you’ll be able to see Boston Ballet’s fiery “Carmen” light up the stage, as well as the return of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to the city. WBUR contributor Shira Laucharoen highlights thought-provoking events to attend.
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Lead singer Corey Laitman reckons with the demise of past relationships on the Western Massachusetts band's new album, "i know i know i know."
Directed by Alex Garland, the film is about an ideological conflict in which ideologies are never discussed. "The movie manages...
The horror writer was born in Boston in 1809, then died 40 years later — destitute and delirious — in...
The annual event centering Black artistry is now at the Cyclorama, doubling its capacity since last year.
In a special concert, A Far Cry chamber orchestra teams up with Reuning & Son Violins to perform an entire...
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