‘The Art of the Brick’ exhibit opens in Boston
BOSTON – Can a child’s toy inspire great art? One man set out to find the answer. LEGOS have been around since 1949 and first sold in the U.S. in 1962. In the… Continue reading
Category Archive: Previews
Hub goes ‘Into the Breeches!’ to close its season
BOSTON — Hub Theatre Company of Boston will close its 10th season with the Boston premiere of award-winning playwright George Brant’s Into The Breeches!. Directed by local favorite Bryn Boice, this show is the company’s debut production… Continue reading
A holiday treat: Lunch with Scrooge and Dilber
BEVERLY – Milestones are so much a part of our lives. From birth to death, we chronicle major events, marriages, anniversaries, birthdays and other special occasions. For actors, being part of a show… Continue reading
Theater owner Hanney plants his flag on The Cape
HYANNIS — One of the busiest men in the theater business has decided to add another hat. Bill Hanney, the award-winning owner-producer of the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly and Theatre by… Continue reading
Talented kids rule the roost in ‘School of Rock’
BOSTON – “Never work with children or animals” is attributed to the late actor/comedian W.C. Fields, lamenting the scene-stealing that goes on when adults work alongside them. Fields probably would have said that… Continue reading
Big voices bring light to a dark ‘Jekyll and Hyde’
BEVERLY – There are horses for courses. And there are singers for songs. No one really knew about a woman named Linda Eder until the musical “Jekyll & Hyde” premiered on Broadway, and… Continue reading
Colonial re-lit for ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’
BOSTON – The pre-Broadway engagement of “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” began Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. The production runs through Aug. 19. As previously announced, reviving a great theatrical… Continue reading
Broadway in Boston releases ‘Hamilton’ information
From Ann Sheehan, Broadway in Boston: It is with great pleasure that Broadway In Boston shares details with regards to the public on-sale for the upcoming production of HAMILTON at the Boston Opera… Continue reading
Actress Dirik ‘UnCorks’ a new set of challenges
ACTON – It was never a case of becoming rich and famous. For the quarter-century Shana Dirik spent working in community theater on stages big and small, it was the love of the… Continue reading
For David Coffee’s Scrooge, there’s no end in sight
BEVERLY – At this point, it may be hard to determine where Ebenezer Scrooge ends and David Coffee begins. Or vice versa. New England’s favorite Scrooge is returning to the role… Continue reading