Emerson’s Colonial Theatre buzzed with little voices raised in excitement last Saturday as families were seated for “Cat Kid Comic Club: the Musical.”
“Cat...
Dray Drinks offers evergreen beer, wine, and spirit selections, alcohol-free. In the South End, the store’s large windows, painted mural, and open floor...
By Max Ardrey, Dept. Living Arts Editor
/ January 22, 2025
As the sky eases into perpetual gray and temperatures drop, Bostonians reclaim their favorite winter pastime: grabbing their skates and hitting the ice.
While...
Decorated with hearts and florals, romance bookstore Lovestruck Books opened to an eager public reception last week, bringing not only books but a safe...
By Ryan Yau, Living Arts Editor
/ January 15, 2025
It seems today that all we see in the podcast sphere is businessmen in suits talking about their startups and degrees.
Layla Palmer, a senior business...
By Ryan Yau, Living Arts Editor
/ January 15, 2025
Celtic music is found everywhere in Boston, flowing from the Irish pubs all over the city to the concert venues year round. But this weekend, the city’s...
By Max Ardrey, Dept. Living Arts Editor
/ December 28, 2024
Emerson College earned an accreditation with the ARRI Certified Film School Program, a global leader in the development of film equipment and technologies,...
By Sam Shipman, Kasteel Well Staff Writer
/ December 3, 2024
Scott Hanson, known as Tycho, is nothing short of an experimental genius pushing the boundaries of ambient and electronic music through hypnotic screen...
By Ryan Yau, Living Arts Editor
/ November 20, 2024
Most indie artists would try to hide their suburban roots. Singer-songwriter and guitarist Meg Elsier, who grew up in Westborough, Mass., a town 40 minutes...
The audience rose to its feet in a standing ovation, but the play had not yet even begun. They cheered as Nigerian playwright Mfoniso Udofia arrived...