The Indie asks how the director of programming got started, the changing face of Arlington and what keeps him coming back for more.
Leland Stein reflects on 25 years of welcoming audiences to Regent Theatre
Ella McDonald: ‘New York’
Hope springs eternal, but a love affair with the Big Apple boasts a shorter shelf life in the folk artist's latest single.
Legendary filmmaker Barbara Kopple reflects on a career capturing the trials and triumphs of American labor
The director will be at The Brattle on October 23 to screen and discuss her latest film, “Union Town.”
‘Minotaur’ has effective thrills and topical themes but very little new to say
Andrey Zvyagintsev, the exiled Russian filmmaker, returns with a murderous domestic drama set against the backdrop of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
How to intentionally glitch your ThotBot and other tales from ‘Remediation’
The Indie talks with creator Rebecca Kopycinski about what might be the dramatic final chapter of the long-running ThotBot saga.
The last gasp of summer festing happens in the fall with Fuzzstival
Two days of music, one Wizard security, plenty of cigarettes and ticket prices that don't break the bank.
Ready or not, The Platform is bringing more nightlife to Kendall Square
Global Arts Live finds a home at a new venue in a neighborhood known more for offices than entertainment, and hopes its subscribers will follow.
Fuzzstival, home of the three-eyed cat, returns at the start of October
Says organizer: "It’s a fully volunteer-run celebration of local and regional music and all of the profits go to the bands."
Kiwis, Aldous Harding and other strange birds shine at The Sinclair
The New Zealand artist returns to Cambridge in support of her latest album, "Train on the Island."
‘Possession’ at The Brattle is revolting but never boring
Andrzej Żuławski’s grotesque horror classic plays as part of The Brattle’s series dedicated to the films of actor Sam Neill.