Monthly Archives: March 2013

Celebrity Series of Boston May 2013 Events Contact: Stephanie Janes, (617) 598-3240, sj@celebrityseries.org Press room and High-resolution photos: http://www.celebrityseries.org/CS_aboutus/press.htm Susanna Phillips, soprano and Joseph Kaiser, tenor Two of the brightest young stars in the opera world – both regulars at … Continue reading →

BOSTON LYRIC OPERA The Flying Dutchman opens April 26th! BLO’s new production will be the US Premiere of the 1841 critical edition. Explore Wagner’s early masterpiece with these upcoming events. …….. Signature Series: Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster ………..Explorations on The … Continue reading →

TUCK EVERLASTING; MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET; WE WILL ROCK YOU; A CHRISTMAS STORY, THE MUSICAL; I LOVE LUCY® LIVE ON STAGE; ONCE; AMERICAN IDIOT; FLASHDANCE-THE MUSICAL; BLUE MAN GROUP AND THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA SLATED FOR THE UPCOMING 2013-2014 LEXUS … Continue reading →

Award-winning singer Brian De Lorenzo swings into Scullers to celebrate the artistry and remarkable career of one of America’s favorite singers, Nat King Cole. De Lorenzo presents songs for which Mr. Cole is well known – songs such as “Nature … Continue reading →

LIESL TOMMY RETURNS TO THE HUNTINGTON TO HELM “A RAISIN IN THE SUN” – POWERFUL FAMILY CLASSIC ABOUT DEFERRED DREAMS BEGINS MARCH 8 (BOSTON) – Fifty-four years after its Broadway premiere, the Huntington Theatre Company presents A Raisin in the … Continue reading →

WHAT: CLYBOURNE PARK WHERE: SpeakEasy Stage Company Roberts Studio Theatre in the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, 527 Tremont Street in Boston’s South End. WHEN: MARCH 1-30 TICKETS: 617-933-8600 or www.SpeakEasyStage.com. How would you like … Continue reading →

\The Boston Conservatory Dance Ensemble, under the artistic direction of Cathy Young, presents Winter. Dance!, a varied program featuring a wide range of aesthetic and technical approaches, including works by contemporary dance giants. Performances take place Thursday–Saturday, Feb. 21—23 at … Continue reading →