Broadway for everyone: How audio description brings live theater to blind audiences
There are now about a dozen Boston-area venues that offer the live narration of the visual parts of the show.
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Pharaoh of the opera: Anthony Roth Costanzo discusses his star turn in 'Akhnaten'
Open Studio's Jared Bowen talks opera and the power of pop music with one of its most wide-ranging countertenors. -
As ‘Hamilton’ comes to Boston, its actors say there’s still more work to do for representation
The touring musical is at Boston’s Citizens Bank Opera House through March 12. -
Boston Children’s Chorus embraces MLK Day concert with a social message
The choir’s young members are connecting with the emotions and history behind their songs. -
The Boston Celtic Music Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary — with a return to the stage
For its 20th anniversary, the Boston Celtic Music Festival returns in-person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. -
‘Life of Pi’ makes its North American theatrical debut in Cambridge
Acclaimed novelist Yann Martel shares how writers have more power in theater than film. -
Ukraine is calling for a boycott of 'The Nutcracker.' Ballet companies aren't budging
Ukraine's culture minister is calling on the nation's Western allies to temporarily boycott Russian artists and composers. In a Wednesday opinion column… -
Two new stage productions explore themes of family, community and tradition
Plus, an exhibit in Maine highlights one artist's rich painting career. -
Activist opera production will celebrate multicultural holiday traditions, from Havdalah to Eid al Adha
"Let's Celebrate: Living Holiday Traditions in America" takes place at GBH on Dec. 10. -
Cirque du Soleil literally jumps through hoops to put on a holiday show
Two new productions come to town, while a local museum explores identity, community and family. -
On Broadway, the American dream and the American pastime are under scrutiny
Jared Bowen takes a detour to NYC, with a look at the latest plays.
