Pardon my French but family life more often than not is pretty fucked up and Raphaëlle Boitel’s company makes you feel it deeply in Shadows Cast. Leaving the theatre, I…
We live in an age where stress, anxiety, and the hustle overwhelms our lives and even the holiday spirit gets buried under that flurry of modern burdens. We need help…
All Art Has Been Contemporary by Maurizio Nannucci at the Museum of Fine Arts It is true that all art has been contemporary at some point. Boston Ballet’s season opener…
Step Afrika! kicks of ArtsEmerson’s season with their triple threat of a show: Drumfolk. Drumfolk is the most energetic performance I have ever seen and that energy is contagious. The…
In the every day, if you are lucky, you are constantly chasing a little magic. The magic is that little moment that catches you off guard and makes you smile,…
Join Arts Emerson this Fall Virtually: STEP AFRIKA! This fall, nothing is normal. While the world’s old status quo is gone, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Of course we…
If Jean Paul Sartre had Cirque du Soleil urges, you might end up with Raphaëlle Boitel's When Angels Fall. It is darker where the angels live than you might imagine,…
There are as many unique dancers as there are snowflakes, and there may he just as many versions of The Nutcracker. The story is basically the same, with a few…
Boston Ballet performs Classic Balanchine in their latest performance. This wonderful collection of some of Balanchine's work is a great way to see some of ballet's greatest contemporary works.
John Cranko's Romeo and Juliet performed by Boston Ballet is the perfect family outing this spring. Whether you have kids who are about to start studying Shakespeare or experiencing puppy love, the performances leaves even the quietest teen or tween with plenty to talk about.