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ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? EXPLORERS CLUB
THE WAY WE WEREN’T
AT NEW REP, HEARTLAND FAILS TO SHOULDER ATLANTEAN BURDEN OF MESSAGE
★★☆☆☆ The impact of American propaganda on Afghani children is admittedly a difficult subject to understand and explain, let alone capture in a 105-minute play. This doesn’t stop Heartland, a Gabriel Jason Dean play directed by Bridget Kathleen O’Leary, from giving it a shot. But it seems that, just like the conflict […]
JUST FOR LAUGHS: A LOOK AT SOME OF THE TOP TALENT AUDITIONING IN BOSTON THIS YEAR
For the second straight year, JFL is hosting this region’s New Faces showcase at Laugh Boston, where some of our city’s top comedic talents will audition on Feb 10 for a spot to perform at the fest this July …
AN ALL-AROUND FUN GUY
“Not surprisingly, Donald Trump sometimes shows up in its pages. It consists of 100 short pieces, each of which gives the true origin of wellness, zombies, the afterlife, etc.”
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? DOG POO
THE WAY WE WEREN’T
CHRISTINE EBERSOLE IS READY TO BE SURPRISED: AN INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTINE EBERSOLE
Christine Ebersole was driving to White Plains, New York, when she called me. The two-time Tony Winner (42nd Street and Grey Gardens), best known for her work in musical theater, has been busy organizing concerts and cabaret engagements, like the ones she’ll be performing this weekend with the Huntington Theatre Company. Hosted by noted […]
THE WOLVES SCORE BIG AT LYRIC STAGE
★★★★★ “Maybe we shouldn’t use the B-word?” The ways a group of teenage girls treat each other is often at the forefront of The Wolves. In the Lyric Stage production of Sarah DeLappe’s one-act play about a girl’s indoor soccer team, they often argue about what they like and don’t like being […]
