For the month of June, a special theater production aimed at “bringing lesser heard voices in lesser seen ways” will be the thing in Boston’s…

Bill Martel — professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts — discussed recent developments in Iraq. Martel debated the need for US…

The Tony Awards are a celebration of one of New York City’s most prominent tourist attractions. But in recent years, Broadway’s biggest night has also…

On the Monday politics segment, Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi and WGBH contributor and Boston Magazine contributing editor David Bernstein talked…

HubArts blogger Joel Brown stopped by Studio 3 to chat with Callie Crossley on Under the Radar about some summer theater and performances worth checking…

The Tony-winning set designer Eugene Lee is the man responsible for the indelible look of Broadway productions Oz and Wicked, as well as the television…

Jim and Margery discussed Boston Globe reporter Matt Vizer’s piece about investigations into last year’s Marathon bombings.WGBH’s Jared Bowen stopped by…

AcousticaElectronica, a monthly theatrical performance at Cambridge’s OBERON stage, presents a post-modern take on classical music, as WGBH arts editor…

There is Art, and then there is the art that becomes part of our collective understanding and endures. Names lake Beethoven, Handel, Beckett, Vonnegut and…