Culture and Society

The media frenzy over the story of a lost tourist submarine and the death of its passengers has framed the Titan submersible as a tragedy for our times.

A unique performance event that places us at a clandestine Catholic Mass in Elizabethan times, with music by William Byrd.

One by an African American composer, the other by a Jewish immigrant, these two one-act operas can both be seen as quintessentially American.

The adventurous opera company sets Puccini's tale of a barge outdoors at the edge of Manhattan where seagoing commerce once thrived.

"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."

This campy, hilarious, and brilliantly clever musical-theater 'Star Trek' parody is a galaxy of fun.

A spirited concert staging at Carnegie Hall featured Christine Ebersole, David Garrison, and Shereen Ahmed with the MasterVoices chorus and orchestra.

The death of a pet is hard on the family that loved it. When we said, “Goodbye, Goldie” this weekend, it was a difficult situation, and I wasn’t sure how to handle it, but there are resources to get help.

Rife with stagecraft, physicality, and superb singing and acting, 'Lady M' is a mesmerizing stripped-down re-imagining of Verdi's opera 'Macbeth.'

Molière's original version of 'Tartuffe' hasn't been seen since it was suppressed in 1664. Molière in the Park presents this newly reconstructed play next month in Prospect Park.