This is also an opportunity, all around, to strengthen what is already considered by many to be a perfect production.
MANIFEST DESTINY, MINUS THE MEN
Director Dawn M. Simmons talks Men on Boats at SpeakEasy Stage
MAMA’S GONNA SHOW IT TO YOU
Bertone, of course, is correct. Gypsy’s script is iron-clad and is generally thought of as the finest example of book writing in all of musical theater. There are other things, too, to consider when thinking about Gypsy’s significance in the grand scheme of things.
BANALITIES, ABSURDITIES, AND ANXIETIES
“She’s a very astute student of the history of art and, particularly, the history of painting. I think she’s one of the leading figures who is revitalizing the medium today.”
NEVER SAY GOODBYE: NEVERLAND RETURNS
Peter Pan and actress Karen Murphy come home to Boston
ADDICTED TO HER CHARMS
The incomparable Rachel York stars in 42nd Street
SHEA ROSE & SIMONE SCAZZOCCHIO: ON CURATING RISE AT THE GARDNER
“The first thing we try to understand is the flexibility with the artist or the band. It’s a unique hall; it’s tuned for orchestral music, so some band or artist is going to have a different kind of performance because the space allows for that.”
STAR-CROSSED, UNDER THE BOSTON SKY
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company readies Romeo and Juliet for the Common
A PLACE IN THE SUN
A remarkable Nari Ward survey at the ICA
ALL EARS: LISTEN HEAR ADDS A NEW DIMENSION TO THE GARDNER MUSEUM EXPERIENCE
What you get out of Listen Hear is likely to depend on your familiarity with Gardner and her museum itself. But it provides all visitors with a new way to think about how the relationship between art and the viewer is a symbiotic one.
