The Tony-winning war satire lands at the Emerson Colonial Theatre Oct. 13-25, bringing its wartime story to Boston.

The two-day ambient festival marks 50 years of Mort Garson's cult plant album with a four-hour Fern Room set and a tape swap.

After losing his 2020 reelection bid, Joe Torsella wrote his first script, a one-man show inspired by rereading the Declaration of Independence.

A new film compiled from 14.7 million images retraces One World Trade Center's construction, marking 25 years since 9/11.

Bardin Gallery unveils its new identity next month with a free opening reception and a six-artist show inspired by Grant Wood's American Gothic.

Sarah Paulson and Martin Freeman join the cast as Small Mouth Sounds lands at the 1,058-seat Ethel Barrymore Theatre next spring.

The playwright's birthplace hosts porch plays, a poetry slam and a tribute to the festival's own founder starting Friday.

The three-day festival opens next week at the World Trade Center, with CEO Nick Thompson previewing more than 40 sessions on AI, film and politics.

City leaders want a lower, more accessible base for the bronze figure — but 43 civic heavyweights are calling it a demotion.

The Fall Experience pairs a satirical dance send-up with a spiritual epic as the company's longtime leader hits a quarter-century milestone.

The Flint rapper caps his comeback tour with a Crofoot Ballroom stop, one day after dropping his new album, The World Is Yours.

Every guest gets a free plush flower at the Midtown pop-up, plus $5 extras and site-wide restaurant tie-ins.

Downtown's Florida Theatre hosts three shows Dec. 11-12, with over 200 local dancers and a charity mission behind every ticket.