Performing Arts

The Kim family (Woo-sik Choi, Kang-ho Song, Hye-jin Jang, So-dam Park) in Bong Joon Ho’s "Parasite." (Courtesy NEON/CJ Entertainment)

Boston Theater Needs To Start Offering Something No Screen Could Match

Lately I’ve been enjoying going to the movies a lot more than going to the theater, writes critic-at-large Ed Siegel. As the fall theater season winds down, he says he's...

Boston Children's Theatre And Executive Director Part Ways Amid Investigation Into Artistic Director

A Friday afternoon email also said that the theater is suspending the planned production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas."

This Dance Responds To The Objectification Of Women In American Culture

KAIROS Dance Theater is presenting the world premiere of "OBJECT." later this week at the Boston Center for the Arts.

Through Community Ritual, 'What To Send Up When It Goes Down' Responds To Racist Violence

The performance employs repetition to capture the exhaustion of years of microaggressions, violence and white people calling the police on black people just for existing.

Boston Children's Theatre Parents React To Allegations Against Former Artistic Director

The Boston Children's Theatre board of directors hosted a town-hall style meeting for parents Sunday night to address allegations of inappropriate behavior against the theater's now-former executive artistic director, Burgess...

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Boston Theater Needs To Start Offering Something No Screen Could Match

Boston Children's Theatre And Executive Director Part Ways Amid Investigation Into Artistic Director

This Dance Responds To The Objectification Of Women In American Culture

Through Community Ritual, 'What To Send Up When It Goes Down' Responds To Racist Violence

Boston Children's Theatre Parents React To Allegations Against Former Artistic Director

For Once, I Experienced Theater With A Lot Of Other Black People In Boston

As Green Street Studio Gets Priced Out Of Central Square, City Offers Possible Solution

At SpeakEasy, 'Admissions' Roasts White Liberals Over The Coals Of A Hot Topic

At Merrimack Rep, '70s Pop Meets The Killing Fields In Powerful 'Cambodian Rock Band'

In 'BB@home: ChoreograpHER,' The Women Of The Boston Ballet Show Ingenuity And Talent

At Lyric Stage, 'The Thanksgiving Play' Knocks The Stuffing Out Of Pilgrims And Performative Wokeness

In The BCA’s New Residency Program, The Story Of Artist Displacement Is Different Than The Familiar Script

Designed To Spook, Anthem Theatre Unveils Poe's Fascination With 'Creepy Ladies'

With This Evening Of Rituals, Members Of The Puerto Rican Diaspora Grapple With The Trauma Of Hurricane Maria

In 'Trayf' At New Rep, Faith And Friendship Is Tested When The World Comes Crashing In

Front Porch And GBSC Tell The Untold Story Of The Mother Of Rock 'N' Roll Rosetta Tharpe

These 2 Poets Imagine Our Afrofuturist Possibilities Past Trauma In 'Spirit'

The BCA Will Continue Investigation Of Former CEO Gregory Ruffer Following Resignation

BCA President And CEO Gregory Ruffer Resigns After Allegations Of Inappropriate Conduct

'Recovery': Marblehead Play Focuses On Mothers And Their Addicted Children