An interview with David Sedaris Calypso, humorist David Sedaris’ tenth book, was released last May to rave reviews. A (reliably) hilarious collection of essays, it’s notable for its darker outlook – still funny, but not blind to the realities of growing old in the Trump era. I caught up with Sedaris as he […]
KRISTIN CHENOWETH: 10 QUESTIONS
On her crossover success, touring, the role that got away, and what Broadway classic she has her eye on.
DIG THIS: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, PRIDE, AND TASTE OF SOMERVILLE
THU 6.2 Solidarity Through Pride @ Alternative Art Space Unless you’re living under a rock, you know that June is Boston Pride Month, and it’s time to get your gay on! There are literally hundreds of events on the calendar beyond the parade on June 11, so don’t just focus on one day to celebrate […]
STATE OF THE DEPRAVITY: BELATED NOTES ON SPEECHES WRITTEN BY OPERATIVES PAID TO MAKE POLITICIANS LOOK GOOD
Few things are less democratic than a state of the city, state, or union address. They are subjective greatest hits lists for captive audiences, written by people who are paid to make their bosses shine.
SO THIS IS THE NEW YEAR: WHEN AND WHERE TO SEE LIVE MUSIC ON NEW YEAR’S EVE
If there’s one thing we know, it’s how to ring in the new year in style. From punk rock to classical, the concert options for tonight are endless—and so is that stream of bubbly.
CAN THE BSO INTRIGUE THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF BOSTON?
They already have
