The Best Time to Talk About Vaginas Is All the Time
By Andrea Van Grinsven “I was worried about what we think about vaginas, and even more worried that we don’t
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Theater
Are You Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
By Morgan Lehofer Familial tensions are universal, but what do you get when you mix an unhealthy relationship with lots
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Ether Dome at The Huntington Theater
By Morgan Lehofer These days, torture and surgery are not usually synonymous, but in a pre-anesthetic world the two were
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The Making of a Fairy Tale: Stage Troupe’s “Into the Woods”
What do you get when you combine wishes, witches, and beans of ambiguous magical quality? Stage Troupe’s production of Sondheim
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You’ve Got 24 Hours: An Inside Look at COMBAT
By Morgan Lehofer On Friday, Oct. 3, three teams of writers gathered together to create three separate works of theatre.
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Improve Your Weekend With ImprovBoston
By Morgan Lehofer Looking for something fun to do on a Friday night? Look no further! ImprovBoston’s Studio 40 is
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Huntington’s ‘Guess Who’s’ Replicates Movie But Lacks Impact
The Huntington Theatre Company opens its 33rd season with a stage adaptation of Stanley Kramer’s award-winning 1967 social problem film Guess Who’s Coming
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In Thunder, Lightning, or in Rain: “Macbeth” at CFA
CFA’s School of Theater puts on Shakespeare’s Macbeth
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‘The Seagull’ Swoops into Huntington
I was woefully unprepared for the Huntington Theatre’s performance of The Seagull. I knew essentially nothing about the playwright, Anton
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Mikhail Baryshnikov in ‘Man in a Case’
The most famous ballet dancer in the world performed at the Cutler Majestic Theatre this past Friday night. Mikhail Baryshikov,
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Peace, Love, and Vaginas
Athena’s Players present VagMo 2014!
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Ballet in the Winter Olympics
Despite the numerous controversies surrounding the Sochi Olympics, the ballet performances in the Opening Ceremony were swell to watch. The show
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