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Review: ‘Hair’ takes us on an all-too-familiar trip

April 7, 2018

The musical performance captured the spirit of the 60s hippie movement and drew parallels to today’s political climate.

Review: James Bay serenades a packed Royale with new style

April 6, 2018

James Bay showcased a unique and endearing blend of his new and old styles with songs such as "Pink Lemonade."

Review: NUStage produces ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ revue

March 28, 2018

NUStage’s “Seven Deadly Sins” was a well-choreographed, well-arranged, well-structured and well-performed revue.

Review: In fair Verona, Romeo and Juliet doth dance

March 22, 2018

Boston Ballet performs a visually stunning "Romeo and Juliet," choreographed by John Cranko, at the Boston Opera House.

Review: Miguel returns to Boston for sold out show

March 21, 2018

On tour for his latest album “War & Leisure,” Miguel’s eclectic blend of R&B, funk and pop is back and better than ever.

(Sandy) Alex G and Puppy Problems perform at AfterHours

March 19, 2018

Indie rock and lo-fi artists (Sandy) Alex G and Puppy Problems performed to a packed AfterHours Friday evening.

Acting Out presents 1-act comedy ‘Hard Candy’

Samuel Kim • March 19, 2018

Student theatre group Acting Out presented a one-act comedy, "Hard Candy," which was made of up a series of comical interviews.

Review: ‘Black Panther’ is black excellence that hooks the world

Melissa Wells, news correspondent • March 6, 2018

"Black Panther," with its mostly black cast, holds the highest rating of any film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise.

Portugal. The Man puts on ’60s-inspired show in Providence

March 1, 2018

Portugal. The Man. delivered a '60s inspired show at The Stand in Providence. Twin Peaks, another rock band, opened for them.

BØRNS delivers sold-out show at the House of Blues

February 16, 2018

BØRNS, electro-alternative star behind hits like “10,000 Emerald Pools,” “Electric Love” and “Sweet Dreams," performed at the House of Blues on Sunday, Feb. 11.

Review: ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ is good for laughs, bad for plot

February 15, 2018

If Stetson West Eatery’s recent porn viewing wasn’t enough for you, “Fifty Shades Freed” is playing in theaters nationwide.

Review: Black Label Society brings brotherhood to the Worcester Palladium

February 8, 2018

Heavy metal band, Black Label Society, played an emotional tribute to slain Pantera guitarist Darrell Abbott, also known as Dimebag Darrell.