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Music bridges differences in 'The Band's Visit' - Vimarsana News

Music bridges differences in 'The Band's Visit'

When a group of Egyptians are marooned in a small Israeli town, they need to find a connection that crosses borders: geographical and cultural. In “The Band’s Visit,” that connection — as it so often is — is music.

Review: A most welcome 'Band's Visit' at the Huntington in Boston - Vimarsana News

Review: A most welcome 'Band's Visit' at the Huntington in Boston

Great humor and a familiar sadness anchor the new production of the musical "The Band's Visit" at the Huntington Theatre in Boston.

Source: boston.com
In 'The Band's Visit,' there's harmony in human connection - Vimarsana News

In 'The Band's Visit,' there's harmony in human connection

The Tony-winning musical about Jewish villagers bonding with a group of Egyptian musicians stranded in their town opens Friday at the Huntington Theatre.

In Huntington Theatre Company's Prayer for the French Republic, BU Alum and Current Student Play Same Character, 70 Years Apart | BU Today - Vimarsana News

In Huntington Theatre Company's Prayer for the French Republic, BU Alum and Current Student Play Same Character, 70 Years Apart | BU Today

Jesse Kodama and Will Lyman play the same character 70 years apart in Prayer for the French Republic, a Huntington Theatre Company production.

Source: bu.edu
The Huntington's 'Prayer for the French Republic' is a theatrical blessing - Vimarsana News

The Huntington's 'Prayer for the French Republic' is a theatrical blessing

Joshua Harmon has crafted a superb multi-generational play centering on immigration, the Holocaust and the lives of one particular family, says theater critic Terry Byrne.

Source: wbur.org