An ousted maestro, an angry orchestra, an uncertain financial future. The BSO faces the music.
The fight over the future of a preeminent orchestra is not going well.
Director Sasha Waters on creating a ‘poetic visual experience’ for ‘Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World’
The new documentary features a mix of archival footage and interviews, with longtime Provincetown resident…
Filmmaker Ivy Meeropol talks #MeToo, Trump legal proceedings, and the making of her new documentary, ‘Ask E. Jean’
"Ask E. Jean" by filmmaker Ivy Meeropol dives into the life and career of E.…
Ziggy Marley on his father, finding balance, and the 30th anniversary of the ‘Arthur’ theme song
Ahead of a slew of Massachusetts performances, the reggae star discusses how he found balance…
We talked with Matt Damon about his intense ‘The Odyssey’ experience and why Boston will always feel like home
Damon opens up about starring in the sprawling new film, staying connected with his Bay…
Why ‘Modern Lovers ‘Live’’ remains an unpunk classic
The album is so sweet, so honest and openhearted, that it’s hard to believe it…
HBO’s ‘The Leftovers’ brought fear and wonder to a selective end-times event
The adaptation of Tom Perrotta's 2011 novel debuted in 2014.
At Leader Bank Pavilion, Bob Dylan proves he’s still painting his masterpiece
Shrouded in a hood, Dylan remained at center stage for the duration of his tidy,…
Father and daughter to unite on the Tanglewood stage
When violinist Keila Wakao makes her Tanglewood debut with the BSO, her number one fan…