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Music as Medicine
By Claudia Fiks
At the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston, MA, on May 30 and 31, something extraordinary unfolded: not a typical concert, not just a screening, but “The Witcher 3 Live Immersive […]
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ISANGO ENSEMBLE PLAYS MOZART’S THE MAGIC FLUTE AT EMERSON
By James Foritano
When Mozart composed The Magic Flute in Vienna in 1791, he hoped it would become as popular as he thought it should. It did. First it conquered Vienna, then the […]
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THE BOSTON LYRIC OPERA PRESENTS PAGLIACCI
By James Foritano
Once again, the Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) has made a brilliant virtue of its present homeless state by choosing an unorthodox and roomy site in which they can design a […]
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STREET STYLE: ‘GOING PLACES’ AT THE K. SIMON CENTER; PAINT FOR PREVENTION EVENT ON MAY 11
By Olivia MacDonald
For two nights, on April 26 and 27, the small city of Broad Brook, Connecticut came together to celebrate art, skateboarding and music as one. The K. Simon Center for […]
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PERFORMANCE: BOSTON BALLET’S FULL ON FORSYTHE AT THE BOSTON OPERA HOUSE
By James Foritano
The Boston Ballet’s world premier presentation of “Full on Forsythe” opened on Thursday, March 7 and will run through March 17 at the Boston Opera House. Madeleine, my wife and […]
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Common Threads: Contemporary Fiber Art at the Gardner
By Bryanna F. Drew
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is known for many things: the beautiful Venetian palazzo-inspired architecture, the unconventional way it displays its pieces of art, the largest and still-unsolved art heist […]
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THEATER PREVIEW: BOSTON OPERA COLLABORATIVE PRESENTS “AS ONE” AT PICKMAN HALL
The two male vocalists sitting at our conference table are young, intense, and talented. They are bursting with information about what it’s like to represent with their resonant baritones the existential struggles of a young man, a boy really, transitioning to a mature woman.
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Honk Fest 2017
Shem Tane CAMBRIDGE, MA — This past weekend the city of Cambridge celebrated its 11th year of HonkFest, which is a three day festival of brass bands from around […]
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A BLAST FROM THE PAST — THE LEMON TWIGS AT THE SINCLAIR
By Shem Tane CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — The Lemon Twigs is a rock band from Long Island, New York. They have already performed on Conan, the Late Show with Stephen Colbert […]
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MASTERFUL INFLUENCE: THIERRY’S TRIBUTE TO MONET
REVIEW GABRIELLE THIERRY: THE MUSICALITY OF THE WATER LILIES — COLORED MUSICAL SCORES INSPIRED BY CLAUDE MONET WATER LANDSCAPES IRIS AND B. GERALD CANTOR ART GALLERY COLLEGE OF THE HOLY […]
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THEATER REVIEW: Boston Ballet’s Kylián/Wings of Wax at the Boston Opera House
Balanchine’s “Donizetti Variations” opened a three-part program by teaching our wings to soar to Gaetano Donizetti’s dreamy, sprightly, symmetrical melodies from his 1843 opera, “Don Sebastien.” The vigor of the music belied our modern stereotypes of the classical as bland, of the romantic as naïve.
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Boston Lyric Opera presents The Rake’s Progress
A new production by director Allegra Libonati illuminates the Cutler Majestic’s historic stage and house with a tale at once simple and profound.