Kris Jackson believes everyone should care for their neighbors, homeless or not. Jackson and her daughter, Swazi, participated in zAmya Theater Project’s “A Prairie Homeless Companion” two years in a ...

In other local theater news, earlier this year, the Alabama Theatre neared the finish on a million-dollar renovation to its ...

The Andover-One™ is the perfect gift for music-lovers; articulate room-filling sound that makes every listening session ...

If you’re of the mindset that you simply can’t score a solid TV for less than $1,000 these days, let alone $500, we're here to play devil’s advocate. While the absolute best TVs of the year ...

The Avett Brothers were all ears a decade ago when a determined crew of theater upstarts and veterans came aboard to adapt ...

“The ornate, 1,800-seat Alhambra, built at a cost of $1 million during the heyday of motion pictures, has become something of an anachronism in the present era of small theaters,” Burns wrot ...

You've got the speakers, you've got the soundbar... but your home theater is still missing something: that deep, rumbling bass that truly immerses you in the action. We're here to help you find ...

Writer and television executive producer Scott Carter readily acknowledges he knew very little about Thomas Jefferson, ...

Mountain View High School’s Drama Department is presenting “Laughing Stock,” a farcical tale of a small community theater in New England that bites off a bit more than it can chew when they ...

Hallman cited a 2022 fiscal report from Theatre Communications Group that said expenses for small theaters rose substantially once they opened after pandemic closures, but also noted that while ...

Its owner is fighting to increase sales and save the classic moviegoing experience. A small local movie theater may have to close its doors at the start of 2025 due to low movie ticket sales.

All around Boston, theaters are amping up the thrill factor ... Cyr says returning to the play — for both her and Schaffer — put the ideas in a new perspective. As Professor Williston says ...