Andrea Shea

The Tony Award-winning play has made grown-up audiences squirm and wince. Now a teen acting group in Boston is twisting that dynamic further.

Boston's theater community converges on the Paramount Theater Monday night for the 30th annual Elliot Norton Awards.

Fresh off the walls of New York City's Frick Collection, a small installation of three monumental works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir opens Saturday at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

When the sale of WFNX-FM was announced Wednesday, WBUR's Andrea Shea interviewed Stephen Mindich, publisher of the Phoenix Media Communications Group, to talk about the sale of 101.7.

"Woody Sez," a musical about folk legend Woody Guthrie, will be simulcast for free on a big screen on Harvard's campus.

In the late 1980s, woodworker Gregory Bover decided to build a pretty incredible gift for his wife, an internationally known harpsichordist. Twenty-five years later, her new instrument is finally finished, and Tuesday night it will be played in public for the first time in Rockport.

On May 24, the Boston-based, Celtic-American punk rock band Dropkick Murphy's will make its Pops debut for "Red Sox Night."

Roman Totenberg, the world-famous violinist and Boston University professor of music, died early Tuesday morning at his home in Newton.

Free opera is rare, but a local contemporary music company is offering free seats to a world premiere.

The so-called "social media queen of rock and roll" broke Kickstarter records this week raising money for a massive world tour and traveling art exhibit.