Category: <span>Arts & Entertainment</span>

Diamonds Are Created Under Pressure: Broadway Bound A Beautiful Noise Opens in Boston

COVID has changed our world in so many ways and I will continue to shout from the rooftop that the arts heal and we can all use a little extra healing. Despite the fact that A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, lost 10 preview shows due to COVID, opening …

Shatteringly Fabulous the Cirque du Soleil Way: Crystal (on Ice)

The word super-fan does not really do justice to how much I admire and appreciate Cirque du Soleil. Anyone who has been to a Cirque du Soleil performance is and will be forever transformed. Their genius, athletics and artistry is groundbreaking, disruptive, innovative and for the most part unparalleled. When …

Boston Becomes More Irish and Much More Talented with Riverdance in Town

Riverdance opened in Dublin, Ireland in 1995. It began as a celebration of Irish Dance and music and is now a celebration of so much more. Riverdance actually originated as an interval performance at the famed Eurovision Song Contest with a score composed by Bill Whelan and it was instantly …

Wordplay on Another Level: Broadway’s Freestyle Love Supreme arrives in Boston

free-style /frē,stil/ denoting a contest or version of a sport in which there are few restrictions on the moves or techniques that competitors employ. Oxford Language In this case the sport is a performance that includes the artists on stage and the audience. There are definitely few restrictions, and the …

What The Constitution Means To Me: A Play from Broadway to Boston

The Huntington’s latest performance turns the ornate Emerson Cutler Majestic theatre into a small town VFW hall. This essentially one woman show takes the audience on a unique journey through the country, the country’s history and back to the present in a roundabout but very entertaining way. What The Constitution …