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Veloudos urges patrons to support OneFundBoston

An open letter from Spiro Veloudos, President of the Producers Association of New England Area Theatres: My Friends, Colleagues and Patrons The horrendous events surrounding the Boston Marathon have given us all great… Continue reading

War, science collide in ‘Operation Epsilon’

  CAMBRIDGE — The race to build an atomic bomb against the backdrop of World War II wasn’t just a matter of life and death, but the survival of countries and peoples. From… Continue reading

Huntington cancels ‘M’ for April 16

BOSTON — Out of respect for those affected by yesterday’s tragic events and in consideration of potential travel challenges for our audience, Tuesday evening’s performance of Ryan Landry’s “M” at the Calderwopod Pavilion… Continue reading

‘M’: Ryan Landry Lite is still entertaining

  BOSTON — It turns out Ryan Landry Lite is still pretty entertaining. Landry is the actor, writer, director and all-around creative genius behind the Gold Dust Orphans theater troupe, which performs in… Continue reading

‘Tuck Everlasting’ postpones Colonial run

BOSTON — The world premiere production of the new musical “Tuck Everlasting,” scheduled to play Boston’s Citi Performing Arts Center Emerson Colonial Theatre (106 Boylston Street) from July 28-August 18, 2013, has been… Continue reading

‘Book of Mormon’ entertains as it offends

BOSTON — Squeaky clean, impeccably groomed, the members of the missionary army that is the young men of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints — aka the Mormons —… Continue reading

‘Vera Stark’ fades after a strong beginning

In an ad currently running on TV in the special election for the U.S Senate, a number of people of different races and genders all proclaim “I am Stephen Lynch.” The idea is… Continue reading

Visit ‘Clybourne Park’ before it’s gone

BOSTON — Bruce Norris’ Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama “Clybourne Park” is a cleverly, carefully constructed play that looks at a very important issue from two very different angles. “Clybourne Park” is actually… Continue reading

Callas comes alive in New Rep’s ‘Master Class’

WATERTOWN — The late opera soprano Maria Callas was almost a mythical figure. She was as famous for her affairs as her stormy but short career. The soprano known as “La Divina,” born… Continue reading

Broadway in Boston unveils 2013-14 season

Courtesy Broadway in Boston BOSTON – Broadway In Boston is pleased to announce the upcoming 2013-2014 Lexus Broadway Season which will include ten theatrical productions at the Boston Opera House, the Citi Performing… Continue reading