Arts
Handel and Haydn Society Presents ‘Art of Living’: A Jubilant Meditation on the Human Experience
Bass-baritone soloist Michael Sumuel performs with the H+H at "The Art of Living"
‘The House’ Review: Hauntings, Humor, and Hand Puppets
Horror-comedy is a hard genre to perfect, but “The House” strikes the ideal balance between laughter and chills.
The House Puppet Still
The performance includes eight puppets, each with detailed, elaborate costuming and a range of moving parts.
Knocked Loose Concert Review: A Gothic Beatdown
Knocked Loose's sound remains brutal, and their intention to make their performances as spine-tingling and cranium-splitting as possible is obvious.
beabadoobee Concert Review: Lighting Up TD Garden on ‘The Powerlines Tour’
The setlist moved between eras with a clear logic, anchoring newer songs next to the ones fans already knew by heart.
Harvard Artist Profile: Alison H. Brown ’84 Brings Genre-Defying Bluegrass Back to Cambridge
The trip back to the place that started it all left Alison H. Brown ’84 with a recognition of how far she has come.
Alison H. Brown ’84 Still
Alison H. Brown ’84 sat down with The Crimson to discuss her career as a banjoist and her involvement within the bluegrass music scene.
Rosa y Marigold Storefront
Rosa y Marigold can be found just off the bustling Newbury Street.
‘Purpose’ Review: Bursting with Laughter, Drama, and Heart
Though the snowstorm let up and the curtains drew to a close, The Huntington’s “Purpose” is sure to stick with audiences.
Still from 'Purpose' at The Huntington Theatre
Ezra Knight and Omari K. Chancellor in 'Purpose' at The Huntington Theatre.
Rosa y Marigold Restaurant Review: A Taste of Peru off Newbury
It is easy to describe Rosa y Marigold as decent but difficult to describe it as “dreamy.”
What the Hell Happened: Hold Your Breath for Olivia Rodrigo’s Dissolving Dress
Rodrigo’s wardrobe has long been an extension of her music and her mind — a beautiful collection of her evolution into an unforgettable musical star.
Olivia Rodrigo Melting Dress
During Olivia Rodrigo's concert, artificial rain melted away her white minidress to reveal a cherry red corseted bodysuit.
BSO Presents a Stunning, Sonorous Rachmaninoff Concert
On Oct. 3, pianist Seong-Jin Cho joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra for a night featuring two works of Sergei Rachmaninoff.
BSO Presents a Stunning, Sonorous Rachmaninoff Concert
Seong-Jin Cho performs Rachmaninoff with Andris Nelsons & BSO
‘On Location: Drawing the Outdoors’: Harvard Art Museums Features the Natural World In Their New Exhibit
Cornelius Varley, At Parton Hall, Staffordshire, 1820. Black chalk on cream wove paper. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Benjamin and Lilian Hertzberg Purchase Fund, 2021.517.
Handel and Haydn Society Presents ‘Art of Living’: A Jubilant Meditation on the Human Experience
The evening of was a highly enjoyable one, suspended in the beauty of the human voice and delicious metaphysical musings about human existence.
‘Knowledge Is Myth’ Review: A Chimera of Thought, Culture, and History at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
What made “Knowledge Is Myth” stand out is the broad — yet cohesive and comprehensive — deep dive into the intellectual implications behind the art.
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