About 5% of the rich history of performance venues in our lovely, funky, fractured city.
OLD-SCHOOL MASSACHUSETTS VENUES: A LOVE STORY
A+E
FILM REVIEW: “SOUND OF METAL”
Written and directed by Darius Marder. US, 2020, 130 minutes. Now playing at the Kendall Square Cinema. Available with subscription to Amazon Prime beginning December 4.
BETTER BOSTON ARTS: SUMEYA ALI
Addressing the lack of representation of young Black and Brown artists
BOSTON ARTISTS FEAR DISPLACEMENT. A FAMILIAR STORY, WITH A POTENTIAL TWIST
With Humphreys Street Studios property on the market, artists may lose their community.
FILM REVIEW: “TIME”
Directed by Garrett Bradley. US, 2020, 81 minutes. Available with subscription to Amazon Prime.
PORSHA OLAYIWOLA PERFORMS “POETRY AS PROTEST”
The Poet Laureate read selected works.
FILM REVIEW: “CITY HALL”
Produced, directed, and edited by Frederick Wiseman. US, 2020, 272 minutes. Available on virtual cinema platforms.
REVIEW: BLACK RADICAL AUTHOR KERRI K. GREENIDGE
A new biography of Boston anti-racist leader William Monroe Trotter
FESTIVAL REPORT: REVIVALS AT NYFF 2020
Reviews of films played in the Revivals program of the 58th annual New York Film Festival.
BALLET MEETS BURLESQUE, GOES VIRTUAL
This year, Somerville Theatre’s “The Slutcracker" will be told in cinematic form.
