SpeakEasy Stage’s ‘Admissions’ pierces the white male privilege veil
BOSTON – Joshua Harmon’s terrific new play “Admissions,” in its Boston premiere at SpeakEasy Stage Company through Nov. 30, packs...
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BOSTON – Joshua Harmon’s terrific new play “Admissions,” in its Boston premiere at SpeakEasy Stage Company through Nov. 30, packs...
Hasidic teenagers Zalmy and Shmuel, the main characters of the New Repertory Theatre’s “Trayf” on stage in Watertown, appear to...
MARBLEHEAD — Ben Mezrich is the New York Times bestselling author of “The Accidental Billionaires,” the authoritative account of Facebook’s...
Late on August 7, 1974, the night before he announced his resignation, President Richard Nixon summoned Secretary of State Henry...
Every so often, a play so resonates with its time that the audience can’t stop thinking and talking about it...
SWAMPSCOTT – According to veteran educators, teachers and administrators should recharge their batteries by maximizing their summer vacations. Some suggestions...
Jillian Lederman was not at the beach on Aug.12, enjoying the North Shore summer with her friends. Instead, the incoming...
Just when the cold, wet slog of spring 2019 was about to wear down all hope that summer would...
In April 2018, Jody Kipnis and Todd Ruderman visited Auschwitz with their dear friend David Schaecter, a 90-year-old survivor who...
“I think I may have done something wrong,” the Jewish Israeli character known as Her says to the Palestinian...
