Boston College Theatre’s Production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Commercial theatre rarely engages with socially conscious topics such as neurodiversity, disability, and abuse. This past weekend, however, the Boston…
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‘IDK [What This Is]’ Resonates with Deeply Pandemic-Related Themes
The Boston College Theatre Department’s latest play, “IDK [What This Is]”, gets to the heart of what it means to…
New Voices 2018: Boston College’s Own Playwrights
Original plays written by Taylor Badoyen, MCAS ’19, and Michael Quinn, MCAS ’19, shine at New Voices 2018.
‘This Is Our Youth’ Depicts Authenticity Amid Adolescence
On Thursday night, ‘This is Our Youth’ premiered in Robsham, featuring a small three-person cast and a relatable storyline.
Questioning Standards of Right and Wrong, ‘Assassins’ Shines at Robsham
The lines between law and morality and blurred in this Stephen Sondheim classic.
‘Learning How to Drown’: A Mythical Musical for the Ages
Selkie blood runs deep in Emma O’Connell, a young Irish woman trying to balance her mystic roots with her NYC…
“Oh, Hello!” Shamelessly Brings Sketch Comedy to the Theater
John Mulaney and Nick Kroll brought their sketch comedy to the theater with an absurdly hilarious performance of “Oh, Hello!…
Reclaim the Feminist Taboo at ‘The Vagina Monologues’
‘The Vagina Monologues’ reclaim the taboo of “feminism,” and throw in a good penis punchline every now and again.
Harry Potter: The Boy Who Lived (Through Another Sequel)
Will an eighth installment of the beloved Harry Potter series fulfill fan wishes or fall flat?
Bryan Cranston for President
Obsessed with Bryan Cranston? Read about his amazing performance in “All the Way,” currently showing in Cambridge.
Confessions of a Teenage Theater Geek: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
A show full of laughs, costume parties, mid-life crises, and greased up abs. What’s not to love?
Confessions of a Teenage Theater Geek: A “Wicked” good start
Every obsession begins somewhere – and mine began at the Gershwin Theatre, thanks to a woman with green skin.