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(1) INTERNATIONAL REACTION TO HUGO AWARDS CENSORSHIP REPORT. Chris M. Barkley and Jason Sanford’s report “The 2023 Hugo Awards: A Report on Censorship and Exclusion” (also available at Genre Grapevine and as an e-book epub file and as a PDF) has sparked the attention of mass media: . The Guardian: “Authors ‘excluded from Hugo awards over China concerns’”. In

The Coronas rip it up at Cyprus Avenue.

“In Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late-’80s, the thing to do was skip school, smoke pot, and trip a lot of acid,” former Creeper Lagoon frontman Ian Sefchick speaks of his formative years, adding, “We went to punk rock shows and read zines.”

The Globe’s arts writers share their picks for can’t-miss events of the season.

PORTSMOUTH — New Hampshire Theatre Project, in collaboration with the Mariposa Museum and World Culture Center, is the proud recipient of a grant for $55,360 from the Eppes-Jefferson Foundation. This

"Dreaming Again" will be presented in Portsmouth at the New Hampshire Theatre Project on March 24 to 26, 2023.

New Hampshire Theatre Project, in collaboration with the Mariposa Museum and World Culture Center, is  the proud recipient of a grant for $55,360 from the Eppes-Jefferson Foundation.

In 2012, New Hampshire Humanities commissioned playwright Genevieve Aichele to write a play based on the real life stories of refugees and immigrants in New Hampshire. The result was the play Dreaming Again, which Aichele based on oral interviews with over 40 people who had left homes and lives in other countries to resettle in New Hampshire.

The NHTP season will begin with "1000 Doorways" on Nov. 18 at the WEST Theatre in Portsmouth.