Tales of Hoffman: Amy Hoffman’s latest novel is a humorous portrait of an aging...
Author Amy Hoffman says her second novel, “Dot and Ralfie,” isn’t autobiographical. But while writing her gently comic tale of a longtime lesbian couple now in their late 60s, Hoffman realized there...
Sarah Shoffner steps in as interim exec. director for Boston Gay Men’s Chorus
Craig Coogan, the much-loved and longtime executive director of Boston Gay Men's Chorus, is moving to the "other coast" to become interim executive director for Seattle Choruses, which includes the Seattle Men's,...
Providence LGBTQ Film Festival to showcase stories about identity
For 26 years, the Providence LGBTQ Film Festival has been an essential component of Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF), one of New England’s largest and most prestigious festivals presenting features...
A New ‘Much Ado’: Commonwealth Shakespeare Company returns to the Boston Common, July 20–Aug....
“Much Ado About Nothing” is one of Shakespeare’s most popular and frequently performed plays. But it’s a fresh spin on “Much Ado” that Commonwealth Shakespeare Company (CSC)...
Moonbox Productions hosts first Boston New Works Festival June 23–26
Moonbox Productions is hosting their first-ever Boston New Works Festival this Thursday through Sunday, June 23–26, at the Calderwood Pavilion and the Boston Center for the Arts. Celebrating new original plays by...
Actor and director Fred Sullivan, Jr. celebrates lifelong love for Shakespeare at Warwick RI’s...
Rhode Island-based actor and director Fred Sullivan, Jr. is the embodiment of New England theater history.
The Chelsea, Mass. native first fell in love with...
Spring show ‘Seeds for Tomorrow’ at Arnold Arboretum through May
Harvard's Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain and Roslindale is hosting openly LGBTQ artist Laura Fantini's solo exhibition "Seeds for Tomorrow: Woody Plants of the Arnold Arboretum" from May 3 to 30. Admission...
Melissa Etheridge: A new tour, book & album of previously unreleased songs
Even the biggest legends in the music business can still hide a few surprises up their sleeves.
Just look at Melissa Etheridge, a bona...
Let’s go to the movies: In-person screenings and a stellar lineup mark the return...
After two years of virtual screenings due to theater closures during the pandemic, Wicked Queer: The Boston LGBT Film Festival is back—or at least partly back. The long-running and much-beloved festival will...
Social Media Phenom: From politics to pop culture, Samantha Lux covers it all as...
Samantha Lux grew up in a small town in Massachusetts with fewer than 10,000 people in total. Now she shares her daily life with nearly a million...
