Without ever batting a glued-on eye, a demonic puppet forces everyone around him to confront their inner demons in this SpeakEasy Stage production that stars a recent Northeastern graduate and two former teachers.
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American films mine the wisdom and artistry found in film’s rich history for contemporary audiences, connecting us to past generations and reminding us that art’s ultimate purpose is to visually bridge the gap between reality and fantasy through expressive reflection.
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In Henrik Ibsen’s landmark play, “A Doll’s House,” mounted by the Huntington Theatre Company in a sensational production that opened Wednesday night, the tension and turmoil do not feel as if they originated in 1879 Norway.
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“De Aquí y de Allá,” a Northeastern graduate’s new art exhibit at the Villa Victoria Center for the Arts, illustrates the dichotomy of being a stranger in a strange land through landscapes of both South American and New England nature.
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Presented in collaboration with the French Consulate in Boston, the festival, which runs from July 7 through to July 24, showcases 19 feature films from the past two years in French cinema.
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A new work of experimental theatre that seeks to ignite the conversation on sexuality has been born and bred at Northeastern University this summer.
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In “I Was Most Alive With You,” a new play by Craig Lucas, the challenges faced by a deaf, gay recovering alcoholic become a universally recognizable struggle for endurance.
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“Temptation of the Mind and Body,” which opened at the Allston-based gallery on June 3, seeks to bring an artistic tangibility to our minds’ temptations and desires.
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Festival-goers’ love of crowds, concerts and open air was put to the test at the sixth installment of Governors Ball Music Festival, which took place in New York City from Friday, June 3 to Saturday, June 4.
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The Coolidge Corner Theatre hosted actress Liv Ullmann on Tuesday, May 24 for a special 50th anniversary presentation of Ingmar Bergman’s seminal 1966 film, “Persona.”
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The Northeastern University (NU) Wind Ensemble played its final concert of the semester – a themed performance titled “Music & Machines” – on Sunday, April 3 at the Fenway Center.
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It is fitting that the Museum of Fine Arts’ ambitious new exhibition titled “Megacities Asia” is also its largest contemporary art show to date.
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