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Tailspin. and so on the left alabama for houston. i got a call telling me that theres notorious couple of the news was actually, you know. her if applewhite and his former nurse . this is the story that i heard. he was going to attempt a career on the opera stage at houston grand opera. he was going to do his biggest role there, which is the role of olin blitch. hes a traveling preacher who seduces susanna in the opera, susanna. the lord. he spoke to me this afternoon and he said, let. its going...

Rosebud Theater’s newest play to hit the Opera Stage will be Stones in his Pockets, which will open on Sept. 9 and run until Oct. 22. The show will focus on…

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture today announced the City of Boston has awarded $200,000 in grants to 12 individuals and

More than 1,200 attendees filled the seats of the Strand Theatre last Friday for the New England premiere of composer Anthony Davis’s 1985 opera “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X.” This revival was produced by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project (BMOP) in partnership with Odyssey Opera. Gil Rose, a Roxbury resident who directed the production, is the conductor for both

Zamya Watkins likes to do her research about African American history. An eleventh-grade student at Boston Arts Academy, she has felt a strong passion to appreciate her own history. With younger siblings, she also feels a responsibility to teach them Black history. And at school, she shared her knowledge with others when working on group history projects.

The Strand Theatre will stage the New England premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Anthony Davis’s seminal opera “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X” on Fri., June 17, at 8 p.m. Led by conductor Gil Rose, the three-act production features celebrated bass-baritone Davóne Tines, Musical America’s 2021 Vocalist of the Year, in the title role of Malcolm X. Rose, who is the

Poetry, volunteering and Gay Bash'd for Pride month.

This season offers a wealth of intriguing concerts by Boston’s extraordinary classical performers. Arts critic Lloyd Schwartz shares the ones he's most excited about.

Maike Jüttendonk über das Fernsehen und ihre Herzensprojekte