This weekend, Emerson Stage’s annual production of X-Dance will grace the stage of the Greene Theater. The show runs for approximately an hour and 15...
Photojournalist Rick Macomber was at ground zero on 9/11, the beaches of Normandy for the 50th anniversary of D-Day, and Cambodian refugee camps in the...
During the last hours of 2011, I sat cross-legged in my friend Lyndsay Stone’s family room with 30 other people, each holding an instrument: guitars,...
, Beacon CorrespondentThe horror genre has been relatively stagnant for the past few years. There has been a dearth of truly frightening and memorable...
, Beacon Correspondent/strongIt is no great secret that American theater is dying. Many blame the New York musical and over-the-top Disney adaptations — we...
pthe little girl next door just tried to eat you#44; and it is likely that when you make your morning coffee run#44; your vital fluids could become a part...
Yesterday, the Boston Symphony Orchestra announced its music director’s intention to resign due to health issues. James Levine, an esteemed conductor...
My elementary school had circle time in the library a couple times a week. We read classics like Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very...
To artists Brooke Knight, an interactive and digital media professor at Emerson, and Russell Goldenberg, a third-year MFA media arts student, art is an...
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After a 7.0 magnitude earthquake ravaged Haiti last January, journalists and filmmakers flocked...
strongNina Corcoran, Music Columnist/strong“What kind of music do you listen to?”It’s the question we hear all the time in get-to-know-you questionnaires,...