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Looking for new ways to keep kids busy while under quarantine? Filmmakers Collaborative, the organization behind the Boston International Kids Film Festival, has opened registration for three online programs designed to teach kids about filmmaking.

BroadwayWorld is checking in with regional theatres across the country to see how they're coping with the virus outbreak, if they're streaming anything fun you should know about, and more!

The American Repertory Theater (A.

The General Manager of North Shore Music Theatre, Karen Nascembeni, awakened yesterday and is breathing on her own after being on a ventilator for 31 days.

On Tuesday, April 28, at 6:00 p.

The Museum of Russian Icons is hosting several free online programs.

On Sunday, April 26, at 3 p.

The College Light Opera Company has announced the cancellation of all upcoming summer productions, due to the current health crisis.

WGBH has reported on the ways in which one Boston Conservatory student is helping to share music during these times! 

The Marblehead School of Ballet announces Anita Novins of Salem, Massachusetts took her last breath on March 31, 2020 at the young age of 100.

Revolutionary Spaces announced today that it has commissioned and plans to produce a new, untitled play focused on Crispus Attucks, a man of African and Native descent who was the first person to die at the Boston Massacre.

Club Passim has raised more than $101,000 for musicians in need through its Passim Emergency Artist Relief (PEAR) Fund.

Ariel Artists announces a new, annual 'innovation competitions' format, launched through its innovation platform, Ariel AVANT: Connect Forward.

According to Boston.

Local Boston musicians have found a way to show support for their community during the coronavirus crisis.

The North American premiere of The Rosenbergs has been selected for the second annual IOTF: The International Online Theatre Festival.

Music has always had the power to lift people up in trying times.

Gloucester Stage Company debuted  TOO FAT FOR CHINA, a world premiere one woman show written and performed by cartoonist and storyteller and Gloucester resident Phoebe Potts, to sold our audiences at Gloucester Stage in November 2019.

In response to ongoing developments in the COVID-19 Pandemic, and for the safety of North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) patrons, employees, and artists, Bill Hanney's North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) is announcing a significant change in previously announce programming.

As concert halls across the country are closed, 99.

Pops conductor Keith Lockhart recently chatted with Boston Public Radio to discuss what the orchestra has in store for the summer.

For over a century, the Community Music Center of Boston (CMCB) has committed itself to providing equitable access to music education and arts experiences.

Shakespeare & Company is postponing its 2020 Summer Season to next summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic (coronavirus).

The first in Provincetown Theater's series of Community Conversations premieres Tuesday, April 14 at 4pm at the link included below.

Brown Box Theatre Project Executive Artistic Director, Kyler Taustin has released a statement about the company's production of Mox Nox, a new play by Boston Playwright Patrick Gabridge, previously scheduled to premiere in Delmarva and Massachusetts in May-June 2020.