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AISHA BURNS: LEAVING TEXAS TO GO SOLO IN MASSACHUSETTS

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted October 26, 2018 Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC, Notes from the Scene

How a Texan violinist found her voice in Massachusetts and the strength to confront some of life's darkest lessons.

Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC, Notes from the Scene Tagged With: 2018, Aisha Burns, Argonauta, Balmorhea, Beverly, Boston, Cliff Notez, Dig, DigBoston, Folk, Interview, Life in the Midwater, local music, Music, Notes From the Scene, Texas

MAROULIS AND DEGARMO KEEP JEKYLL & HYDE AFLOAT

Written by CHRISTOPHER EHLERS Posted October 4, 2018 Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts

Constantine Maroulis as Dr. Henry Jekyll. Photo by Paul Lyden.

 

★★★☆☆

 

The musical theater elite turned their noses up at Jekyll & Hyde when it premiered on Broadway in 1997 and, well, we’re still doing it now two decades later, even if Frank Wildhorn’s poperatic score has become something of a guilty pleasure.

 

Wildhorn, ...  read more

Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts Tagged With: Beverly, Constantine Maroulis, Diana DeGarmo, Frank Wildhorn, Leslie Bricusse, North Shore, Robert Cuccioli

SIX PACKS AND DISCO BALLS: MAMMA MIA! AT NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE

Written by CHRISTOPHER EHLERS Posted August 23, 2018 Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts

Nick Walker Jones (Sky), Malia Monk (Sophie) and the cast of MAMMA MIA! Photo by Paul Lyden.

 

★★☆☆☆

 

“Have the time of your life!” say the posters for North Shore Music Theatre’s production of Mamma Mia!

 

It seems like a lofty promise, but there are instances where I can imagine that that might be true. Take someone who is marooned on a deserted ...  read more

Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts Tagged With: ABBA, Beverly, Bill Hanney, Catherine Johnson, Erica Mansfield, Kevin P Hill, Malia Monk, Mamma Mia, Nick Walker Jones, North Shore Music Theatre, Tari Kelly, Tiffani Barbour

GUEST OP-ED: LAWRENCE AND THE NORTHERN FRONT

Written by JOE D'AMORE Posted January 17, 2018 Filed Under: COLUMNS, Editorial

I know a homeless person who was told by a Beverly police officer to “go to Lynn.” In fact, he was even offered a one-way ride there. I met a couple from Saugus who lived under the Casey Bridge last summer. I asked them, “Why are you here?” They told me, “We are users but are trying to get back on our feet. The cops in Saugus wouldn’t let us stay camped out in the woods.”

Filed Under: COLUMNS, Editorial Tagged With: #mapoli, Beverly, Homeless, homelessness, Lowell, Lynn, Massachusetts, Merrimack Valley, Merrimack valley Hope Mission

COMMUTE OF THE LIVING DEAD: DOWNWARD DOG

Written by ERIC BOEKER Posted April 2, 2017 Filed Under: Comics

Filed Under: Comics Tagged With: Beverly, Beverly Comic Con, blood, brain eating, brains, coffee, Comic Con, comic strip, comics, death, disapproving girlfriends, dog, eric boeker, eyes, free hugs, geek, horror art, horror comedy, horror comic, humor, kale, laugh, Laugh Cartoon Comics, punk rock, Sunday Comics, sunday comics project, sundaycomic, undead, walking dead, webcomic, weird, Zombie, zombie art, Zombie Comedy, zombie comic, zombie webcomic

TOUR DE FORCE: CASPIAN REFLECTS ON THEIR FIRST DECADE TOGETHER

Written by IAN DOREIAN Posted October 15, 2014 Filed Under: Performing Arts

The story of Caspian has unfolded on the streets of Beverly, Massachusetts and it is here they are throwing an anniversary show with songs placed in chronological order. Touring the places that have shaped Caspian, their three guitarists Philip Jamieson, Erin Burke-Moran, and Jonny Ashburn offered tempered nostalgia and how it inspires them to aim for another decade together.

Filed Under: Performing Arts Tagged With: and Jonny Ashburn, Beverly, boston calling, Cabot St., Caspian, Erin Burke-Moran, Fabulous Music, Hymn For the Greatest Generation, Joe Vickers, Kitty O’Shea’s, Larcom, Larcom Theatre, Philip Jamieson, Terry Malloy, Tertia, The Cabot Street Cinema, The Four Trees, Waking Season, You Are The Conductor

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