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Now's your chance to run a historic, possibly haunted theater in Arlington
A historic, possibly haunted and legendary local theater is looking for a buyer to continue its legacy for future generations to enjoy. The primary operator of the Regent Theatre in Arlington, Massachusetts, is ready to retire from the arts center, and wants to find someone with his same passion to pass the torch to. “I think it’s time to...
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The Regent Theatre is seeking a new operator
Now’s your chance to run a historic, legendary theatre in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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Actor Jim Ortlieb on new play ‘Stand Up If You're Here Tonight'
After having shows in cities across the country, an interactive theatre production called “Stand Up If You’re Here Tonight” is coming to the Huntington Theatre in Boston. Star Jim Ortlieb sits down with Kwani to tell us what audiences can expect.
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Adaptive theater sets the stage for holiday cheer in Milford
This holiday show in Milford is showing that everyone deserves to be on stage.
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Sitting down with the stars of ‘The Heart Sellers'
A new play, “The Heart Sellers” follows two immigrants adjusting to life in America on Thanksgiving in 1973. Judy Song and Jenna Agbayani, the stars of the show, tell us all about it.
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Robert Brustein, theater critic and pioneer who founded stage programs for Yale and Harvard, dies
The theatrical world has lost a giant. Robert Brustein was a critic and playwright who founded two of the leading regional theaters in the country. He died Sunday at the age of 96. Brustein was known as a passionate and provocative theater advocate who pushed for boundary-breaking works and for classics to be adventurously modernized. He founded both the Yale...
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Upcoming performances to see in Boston
Boston has plenty of entertaining live shows coming up this season. So, Derek Zagami and our friends at Meet Boston compiled a list of performances to check out.
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‘Fat Ham' playing now through October at The Huntington at Calderwood Pavilion
The Huntington at Calderwood Pavilion is currently putting on “Fat Ham,” a reinvention of Hamlet based in the South. Hannah and Derek sit down with actors Ebony Oliver-Marshall and James T. Alfred to learn all about it and play a game.
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‘Madama Butterfly': Chatting with Boston Lyric Opera
Our friends at Meet Boston pointed us toward “Madama Butterfly,” an opera being performed by Boston Lyric Opera. Derek Zagami talks to Phil Chan and Yoshida Nelsen about how they’re adapting the show and what people can expect.
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Iconic TKTS booth in Times Square celebrates 50 years of discount Broadway tickets
When Jay-Z and Alicia Keys filmed the video for “Empire State of Mind,” their valentine to New York City, they naturally ended up in Times Square, singing on illuminated red glass steps. It was no mere set: It was two New York icons standing on another. Their stage was the top of the TKTS booth, which has become part of…
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‘Evita' playing at the American Repertory Theater through July 30
The American Repertory Theater is putting on “Evita” this summer. Derek Zagami talks with director Sammi Cannold and choreographers Emily Maltby and Valeria Solomonoff about the process of putting together the show, which runs through July.
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A Cross Between Theater and Film, Manual Cinema's Thrilling Performance of ‘Frankenstein'
There is a seriously creative show taking place at the Emerson Paramount Center. A combination of puppets, projectors, actors and live music tells the story of “Frankenstein,” playing now through Sunday.
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1-Man Show on Mother's Escape from Nazi Germany Raises Money for Dana Farber
Learn how one man is honoring his mother with her story of escape from the Nazis, and how the free performance is raising funds for Dana Farber.