Arts Archives - Page 5 of 14 - Cambridge

A not-so-lovable loser squanders your time and attention in ‘The Breadwinner’

by Curt Ege June 3, 2026

An aloof man-child must take care of his three daughters alone while his wife pursues a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in this missable relic.

by Michael Gutierrez June 2, 2026

Fourth time is the charm as the eco-minded production performs its final rain date this Friday at Somerville Community Growing Center.

by Chuck Latovich June 2, 2026

Michael Jackson’s songs remain bangers, but the connecting material here is bland and problematic.

by Shira Laucharoen June 1, 2026

The actor dishes on the wild life of Mademoiselle de Maupin, coffee spots and unrequited dreams of roller skating on the esplanade.

by Curt Ege May 30, 2026

Director Kane Parsons' makes the mundane mysterious, the commonplace creepy and the humdrum horrifying.

by Michael Gutierrez May 29, 2026

Music festivals, from one-day local affairs to multiday out-of-towners, that are worth getting off the couch for.

by Curt Ege May 28, 2026

Boots Riley's absurdist romp is less about "working class values" than valuing the working class.

by Anna Rae May 27, 2026

Everything jazz aspires to be without the pretense and pandering it often exhibits.

by Michael Gutierrez May 26, 2026

Follow the breadcrumbs of devotional music, New Age, and ambient to a new kind of jazz.

by Curt Ege May 23, 2026

A desperate loser makes a wish for his crush to fall in love with him, only for it to come true with violent, horrific consequences.