Blog
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COVID-19 response—show cancellations through May 15. Staff working remotely.
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Film director Carl Theodor Dreyer never settled on a score to accompany his 1928 silent masterpiece The Passion of Joan of Arc. Will the Orlando Consort’s a cappella version – using medieval songs composed in the saint’s lifetime – prove a more fitting soundtrack?
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Performances begin summer 2019 at the newly renovated Frost Amphitheater.
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Inua Ellams' "Barber Shop Chronicles" made list of the 25 Best British Plays since Jerusalem.
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Musician and MIT professor Evan Ziporyn was among the Bowie fans shaken by his death.
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Here are members of a great baroque orchestra, playing at the peak of their form for two hours, having memorized the entire concert, prowling around the stage in seemingly carefree abandon, supported by text, images and a clever storyline.
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For two decades now, Sawhney’s music has been by driven issues of identity, by the uncertain fate of the immigrant, the pain of the migrant.
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Fantastical, odd and sometimes so tender it’s raw, “Ghost Rings” is a pop concert with a drama inside, about trying to make sense of the hole in your soul when the person you believed would stick around forever drifts away.
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Matthew Shepard, the Wyoming teenager who became a national figure after he was beaten and left for dead for being gay in 1998, has inspired plays, documentaries and books.
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The opening track is a prayerful dirge bearing the meaningful title "Defiant." But the heart of this album resides, of course, in the tracks with Williams. She brings several of her tunes, remaking them in The Marvels' supple, articulate style.