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OFF THE WALL: ONE MAN’S TRASH
I have honestly never been to The Gallery at the Piano Factory before, but it may actually be a new favorite. The gallery is small and charming with plain white walls making it very simple and...
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KATHY GRIFFEN @ THE WILBUR
The fact that Bravo network star, comedian and Anderson Cooper bestie Kathy Griffin isn’t really a “D-list” celebrity anymore is well-trodden ground. So well-trodden, in fact, that it makes for a nice...
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JAY LARSON: TALKING TO STRANGERS @ CALDERWOOD PAVILION
Talking to Strangers is an aptly named, one-night-only standup comedy show from Stoneham native Jay Larson, at the BCA Calderwood Pavilion tonight. Aptly named because talking to strangers is exactly...
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CULTURE TAP
They are the stories of the South End, and they’re only a Charlie Card tap away. Photos by Mona Maruyama Two jagged structures stick out of the ground in the Boston Center for the Arts Plaza on Tremont...
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DISPATCH FROM THE NEW COMBAT ZONE
How we became unsuspecting heroes in a lawless Downtown Crossing. Intro illustration by Scott Murry | HOTDOGTACO Storyboard illustrations by George Pfromm II | @HDOGFIGHT Boston’s rarely accused of...
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LAUGH CENTURY: CELEBRATING 100 YEARS AT THE WILBUR WITH BLUMENREICH + BIRBIGLIA
photo of mike birbiglia by joe stella, of the wilbur by tak toyoshima Weathermen promise dangerous driving conditions, fierce winds blow through the city, and business owners contemplate closing their...
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DIG THIS: 4.30 – 5.7
Image by Kristina Georgian THU 5.1 Abracadabra! magical movies Complimenting American Repertory Theater’s upcoming production of “The Tempest” which is co-directed by legendary miming magician Teller,...
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CHECKING IN WITH THE FACTORY THEATRE ORPHANS
It’s been a month since the news of the Factory Theatre’s forthcoming closure rang through Boston’s theater scene. After making its home in the Piano Craft Guild on Tremont Street for decades, the...
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