Loren King

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Actor and director Fred Sullivan, Jr. celebrates lifelong love for Shakespeare at Warwick RI’s Gamm Theatre

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...

Let’s go to the movies: In-person screenings and a stellar lineup mark the return of Wicked Queer

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...

Seth Sikes’ Judy and Liza-inspired show to make Boston debut at Club Café

While other budding show queens born in the 1980s were lip synching to Madonna and Whitney Houston, Seth Sikes was devouring a steady diet...

When Worlds Collide: Shot on Cape Cod, Boston Lyric Opera’s ‘Svadba’ debuts in January

Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) is known for its adventurous interpretations of both classical and contemporary opera. When the 2020 COVID shutdown demanded that performance...

Queer songwriter Justin Tranter, ART create ‘Wild: A Musical Becoming’

Grammy and Golden Globe-nominated songwriter and producer Justin Tranter is making the leap from pop music to musical theater as the composer and lyricist...

Broadway, cabaret chanteuse Melissa Errico returns to Provincetown

Live, outdoor cabaret this summer is something to celebrate. That the peerless Melissa Errico is bringing her crystal-clear voice, sophisticated repertoire and engaging stage...

What makes a New Englander? LGBTQ artists prominent in Vermont show

It seems fitting that for its first post-pandemic public exhibition, the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont will showcase New England by celebrating the region’s...

Provincetown film festival screens alive again with virtual and in-person events

If ever there was a sign that life as we know it is starting to return, it’s the Provincetown International Film Festival unspooling June...

Sarah Schulman documents AIDS activism for a new generation

Novelist, playwright, screenwriter, journalist and activist Sarah Schulman wrote about the AIDS experience in New York in her landmark novels “People in Trouble” (1990)...

Maine’s Frances Perkins Center gives FDR’s New Deal architect her due

When President Joe Biden signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan into law, FDR’s New Deal and the name Frances Perkins resounded for the...

His brilliant career: Mark Harris delivers rich portrait of entertainment legend in ‘Mike Nichols: A Life’

Author Mark Harris knew it was “going to be weird” to write about the 2003 HBO miniseries “Angels in America” for his biography of...

Boston Ballet to virtually present newly choreographed ‘Gift’ for the holidays

Boston Ballet principal dancer John Lam keeps stretching his gifts. Maybe it’s because he and husband John Ruggieri have two young sons, but Boston Ballet...
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