A roundup of our favorite records stores to visit on Record Store Day this April 18.
Vinyl Heads, Rejoice
The last three A.R.T. plays in Harvard Square share a theme for Trump’s America
Eugène Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros,” a rock opera about the abortion network called The Janes and an underground railroad tale called “Mexodus.”
Step into the unknown with ‘The Flowers of Evil’
A course examining French poet Charles Baudelaire's seminal collection is coming to the Cambridge Community Center.
Prewn’s Izzy Hagerup delivers serious star power in a visit from Northampton
Izzy Hagerup, at the head of a four-musician Prewn, effortlessly commanded the attention of the room at Deep Cuts.
Dancing through a cemetery and poems for a Vodou spirit are coming in Mount Auburn residencies
Four artists and organizations are named as Mount Auburn Cemetery’s new artists-in-residence for its record-breaking 11th year.
‘Breaking the Code’ is not to be missed at Central Square Theater
Many of us have heard the name Alan Turing, but few know much more about him than his legacy as the father of computer science.
Spring Festival Preview
A preview of the most exciting spring music festivals, from one-day local affairs to multiday out-of-towners.
‘Starting From Scratch’ shares success secrets from self-made artists, including one venturing into software
It’s not easy making art for a living, but three self-taught creators in Somerville share stories in April about how they bootstrapped their way to a breakthrough.
Apocalyptic satire makes an encore with Bread & Puppet’s song, dance and papier-mâché
A third apocalypse-themed show inspired by modern political culture arrives: The Bread & Puppet Theater’s “The End of the World Never Minding Show.”
Independent Film Festival Boston ready for the spotlight
Boots Riley, over 100 films, and a small army of volunteers make the magic happen.