Culture Interviews

"This is my third time in Ogunquit trying to find the Holy Grail."

"This show already premiered on Broadway, but for Boston to have the first American version of the piece is astounding and beautiful. I'm excited to be a part of this process."

"I like projects that come to an end. That's probably why I can't see myself running a theater company because it perpetually goes on forever." 

'Monk' actor Jason Gray-Stanford talks about being your best advocate and staying positive when you go through health challenges. "Remember that it's okay to accept help and to ask for help."

"Rhombus represents the catalyst of change and she believes it's for all the good reasons."

"I'm really proud that people from every kind of background tend to enjoy the show. I think the humor cuts across all demographics, which makes me happy because Groucho was the little guy taking down the establishment."

"The play asks a lot of questions about the way we live now."

"There is a subtle struggle with mental health that doesn't get portrayed too much. In 'Tapped,' the hope in dealing with that is all about the connection between real people."

Kate Galvin previews what audiences can expect with Cardinal's new production, 'Ada and the Engine.'

"It's really important to me to use the arts to say that maybe we can change things and what a better future might look like. We can do it with joy and camaraderie, rather than thinking of it as going without."