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Working with Idan Cohen and Leslie Dala, Heather Pawsey is finally ready to see composer George Benjamin’s reimagining of Pied Piper hit stage
Read MoreThink of it as going to a punk show in a basement and seeing new, experimental, burgeoning works
Read MoreThe annual departure into jazz and rock choral arrangements is a fun celebration of the season
Read MoreThe restaurateur and hospitality mentor talks about how a lifetime of reading has opened pathways to new thinking
Read MoreEmerging artists-in-residence share dance, poetry, and music as part of exhibition on view to June 18
Read MoreThe company soars to new heights by teaming up with Deaf theatre artist Landon Krentz
Read More“For many years now I have been, with great difficulty, trying to answer the questions of journalists about my work”
Read MoreLive music, visual arts, activities, and performances. take place in garden spaces
Read MoreThe Swedish icon’s new commission builds a mini-community onstage at WAVE/S
Read MoreUpcoming concert features The Leonids, the choir’s all-star ensemble, in a program that celebrates music as a healing force
Read MoreUnder the glitter, “a raised fist inside a sequinned glove” at the Stanley
Read MoreOne of the songwriter’s works grew out of a 9,000-mile train trip through Middle America, the other through COVID introspection
Read MoreOn the program are works by Helsinki’s Matthew Whittall and Cree-Dene composer Sherryl Sewepagaham, among many others
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant restaurant by Michelin-rated Boxset Collective has stories of travel and whimsy to tell
Read MoreNotes from Sean Horlor and Steve J. Adams’s Satan Wants You, plus We Will Not Fade Away, You Were My First Boyfriend, and Kite Zo A
Read MoreCelebrated musical follows two young teenagers as they navigate adolescence and a society that condemns their love.
Read MoreThe genre-mashing artist’s new work celebrates introverts, awkwardness
Read MoreTaiko drumming, dance with cookware, and even a cozy reading rest place
Read MoreTwo concerts by three ensembles cap off the annual Tapestry International Celebration of Women's Choirs
Read MoreLa Singla searches for a lost flamenco star; A Way to B profiles the members of a daring disability-arts troupe; and Cheenee traces the history of Indian diaspora in Trinidad and Tobago
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