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Starring CSI's William Petersen, Dublin Carol runs through January 7, 2007

Deft staging of Kirsten Childs' semi-autobiographical Off-Broadway hit lightly mixes music, humor, insight and heart to deliver a poignant and at times striking message of self-discovery

All of the elements are here, but they are bigger, flashier and more exciting, which is a good thing for this perennial holiday favorite.

The Wang Center for the Performing Arts, a non-profit organization dedicated to presenting popular art and entertainment as well as arts education programming, and Citigroup, one of the leading global financial services companies, announced the new name for Boston's pre-eminent performing arts cente

Trinity Repertory Presents its 30th Anniversary production of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted by Adrian Hall and Richard Cumming

According to Lyric Stage, the opposite of gravity is levity

'The Lady with the Torch' heats up the Reagle Players Celebrity Series

On Friday, December 1 at 8 pm at The Wilbur Theatre, there will be a special for-mature-audiences-only performance of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Maudlin mix of shallow humor and even shallower grief sheds no new light on family loss

Breakneck pace gives this earthbound stage adventure its wings

British playwright David Hare serves up powerful (recent) history lesson

A solid cast, an award-winning director, and an arguably intense story based on an internationally acclaimed film-how could it go wrong? Well, it didn't really go wrong, per se, but it didn't really go right, either.

It's funny, it's witty, it's energetic, and it's smart, but one only needs a single word to describe Altar Boyz-heavenly.

Jon Peterson is George M.

Big girls and big hair set North Shore Music Theatre rockin' to the Sixties

Lanna Joffrey gives tour de force performance portraying nine Iraqi women

'Kiss PPAC Goodbye if Casino Wins' says J.

To no one's surprise, Lily Tomlin was insightful and witty; cleverly intertwining 'Performance Art' and 'Comedy'

Eugene Lee, who has been been designing at Trinity Rep since 1967, will be inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame

This one is for the girls-and the boys, and the adults, and the kids.

From the moment the lights dimmed and the rock strains of electric guitar came pounding through the speakers, I knew that Mauritius would not be anything like what I had expected.

Boston 'Spelling Bee' boasts a superb ensemble that earns perfect scores for brains, humor and heart

The Providence Black Repertory Company officially opens it 2006-2007 season with The Colored Museum

Some of the barbs in this dated social satire may be rusty, but much of the bite in this SpeakEasy production of Clare Boothe Luce's classic comedy still leaves its mark

2nd Story Theatre presents their latest production, the courtroom drama Inherit the Wind, in a courthouse setting, The Bristol Statehouse