“Patterns of Inheritance” excels in style and score, falters on plot
For most people, the word “opera” invokes images of chubby European men and women blaring about love, death and country ...
Arts & Culture
Top 5 Spookiest Abstractions that Your Favorite Movie Monsters Represent
5. Consumerism (as represented by zombies, especially in that ridiculously extended mall sequence in “Dawn of the Dead.”) Hey man, ...
Book Review: “Louise Bourgeois,” edited by Frances Morris
Although Louise Bourgeois’ oeuvre spans her entire adult life, it wasn’t until she reached her seventies that the artist and ...
Album Review: “This Is It and I Am…” by Marnie Stern
Marnie Stern’s unfortunately-titled new album, “This Is It and I Am It and You Are It and So Is That ...
Performers sing of activism at Westco
He may be the closest thing we have to a modern-day Phil Ochs (forget about Bob Dylan — he’s too ...
The CineFiles
WELCOME BACK FROM BREAK!
Crooked Still enlivens Homecoming audience
Crooked Still, an acclaimed bluegrass group based in Boston, packed Crowell Concert Hall over Homecoming Weekend, playing a sold-out show ...
Arts Calendar
All events free unless otherwise noted. Friday, Oct. 31 Jazz at Café Ology 7 p.m. - Café Ology Showing of ...
Article Review: The Chemistry of Common Life
The conventional wisdom about Fucked Up is that they’re not your daddy’s hardcore band.
Cine-Files
In the July 6, 2008 issue of the New York Times, Op-Ed columnist Frank Rich wrote a piece entitled “WALL-E ...