Some people are addicted to crack or vodka. I’m addicted to telling, and hearing, stories. Continue reading
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ARTS PICK: PLAYBOOK @ IMPROVBOSTON
Cross them fingers that the next Shakespeare is also a big improv fan. Continue reading
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DEFEND YOURSELF: ROB CREAN
“You know how sometimes you see a really pretty girl with some guy who’s an ugly loser, and it makes you so mad? I’m that guy.” Continue reading
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DIG THIS: GOREFEST X @ IMPROVBOSTON
Up first, this musical comedy from writer Don Schuerman and de-composer Steve Gilbane. We call this tale … 28 Days Latte. Continue reading
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PREVIEW: BOSTON COMEDY ARTS FESTIVAL
These are some (among, like, a million) of the festivities that we’re excited to witness. Continue reading
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FROM THE AISLE: IMPROVBOSTON’S WHAT THE DICKENS?!?
One of the bigger surprises I’ve had in theater recently Continue reading
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