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Gloucester Stage Company opens the 30th anniversary season with everyone's favorite blockhead and the rest of the Peanuts gang

Sharpen your saber, guard the virgins and the family jewels, and prepare for histrionics! He is the Pirate King!

Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops open 124th season festivities with the consummate cabaret and concert star Barbara Cook and her trio

Eugene O'Neill classic, part comedy, part drama, deals with love and forgiveness

For one night only, the Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts in Worcester played host to Mandy Patinkin: Dress Casual with Paul Ford on Piano

Diego Arciniegas and the Publick Theatre bring the outdoors in to start the 39th season at the Boston Center for the Arts with an intimate look at family relationships under the microscope

Lyric Stage presents Boston premiere of Stephen Karam's dark comedy about adolescent self-discovery in the cyber-Zeitgeist

SpeakEasy Stage Company, Boston Playwrights' Theatre, and FortyMagnolias Productions collaborate on World Premiere inspired by the life and writings of Etty Hillesum. In the face of Nazi persecution, a young Dutch Jewish woman shows the world that a 'virus of compassion' is a powerful antidote to repression

Theresa Rebeck's play posits that finding the right shoe is almost as hard as finding Mr. Right

Company One presents the Boston premiere of Bruce Norris' controversial satirical play, featuring Nancy E. Carroll as the matriarch of a dysfunctional family, the Thanksgiving dinner from Hell, and an avocado-munching intruder

An aging actor and a young playwright debate the personal and the political in this backstage drama by renowned South African Athol Fugard at New Repertory Theatre

The SpeakEasy Stage Company hits the mark with the Boston area premiere of David Harrower's 'Blackbird,' a harrowing account of a reunion between two lovers fifteen years after they parted.

Bob Clyman's script will hold you in its grip, and the actors won't let go until the final blackout

The Boston Opera House is steamy and rockin' with a supercharged cast of 39, more visual effects than a George Lucas film, and an audience releasing 22 years of pent up lust

The groundhog said six more weeks of winter, but there's a warming trend at the Foothills Theatre Company in Worcester

Wheelock Family Theatre deftly illustrates Horton the Elephant's philosophy that 'a person's a person, no matter how small' and anything's possible in the land of Dr. Seuss

The SpeakEasy Stage Company presents the New England premiere of Paul Rudnick's new play, a collection of stories and characters with humor, heart, and warmth to get you through the winter

High energy Elvis interpreter Jack Foltyn leaves 'em dancing in the aisles at Foothills Theatre

Merrimack Repertory Theatre's 200th production is Richard Dresser's play, the third in his series on happiness in America

Continue your merry-making with a post-holiday performance at New Repertory Theatre at the Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown. Departing Artistic Director Rick Lombardo's adaptation is a classic for our times.