Metro Arts
‘SAW The Musical’ Review: Where Horror Meets Humor
The parodic musical adaptation of "Saw" speaks to the characters’ pop culture canonization, made completely wacky by their own unconventional love story.
A New Spot on the Fashion Map: The Fierce Styles Menswear Fashion Show
If this show indicates the creativity and design that Boston has to offer, this city could be next up for fashion designers.
‘Gershwin Brothers’ Two Political Satire Musicals in Concert’ Review: Bites Off More Than It Can Chew But Still Goes Down Easy
The concert embraced extreme timeliness with a double bill of musical satires about presidential elections with music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin.
Judah & The Lion Concert Review: Trust the Process
Judah & The Lion’s live performances are a comforting reminder that we are all in this journey of life together.
Lakon Review: Reimagining Parisian Croissants
The viral hype around its cube croissants has faded, but Lakon’s imaginative and sweet creations are definitely worth a visit.
Jeff Lynne’s ELO ‘Over and Out’ Tour Review: A Vibrant Final Ride Through Classic Hits
The legendary songs of Electric Light Orchestra — and the impassioned support of fans — will live on.
Maggie Rogers Concert Review: A Dazzling Performance that Excelled on Every Front
While it is no surprise that a Grammy-nominated artist would put on a dazzling performance, Rogers takes it to the next level.
Jahunger Review: Cambridge’s New Hotspot of Uyghur Cuisine
The real showstopper, however, is the restaurant’s signature “Jahunger Noodle.”
From Cod to Cream Pie: What Defines Boston’s Cuisine?
The diversification and evolution of Boston’s population has allowed it to become a city with an eclectic mix of food from different cultures and heritages.
What Do Yoga and Comedy Have in Common? At ‘Barefoot Comedy,’ More Than You Would Expect
At “Barefoot Comedy,” shoeless comedians take a good look at themselves as they perform in a yoga studio.
Waypoint Review: One-Dollar Oysters and Creative Dishes Paired with Rather Inventive Timing
Overall, Waypoint offers an intriguing mix of innovative seafood dishes.
The Maple Creemee. If You Haven’t Yet, You Should.
It’s maple. It’s creamy. It’s at an independent grocery store near you.
Sun Room Concert Review: Surf and Rock, Sun Room Does It Both
With a calm stride, Sun Room took the stage at House of Blues on Oct. 8, ready to play some chill rock and roll.
Artist Profile: Jonathan Biss on Performing Schumann’s Piano Concerto with the BSO
In a career marked by dedication and passion, Jonathan Biss’s commitment to sharing music remains unwavering.
Little Donkey Review: Central Square’s ‘Global Tapas’ Restaurant
Little Donkey represents the untraditional within the traditional, fusing flavors from various cuisines.
Amba Review: A Delightful Addition to Cambridge
Amba is not necessarily revolutionary, but it makes smart choices and delivers on quality.
MIT Open Space Programming Fall Party: Chai and Jazz Galore
Complete with food trucks, free hot seasonal drinks, face painting, and more, Fall Party fostered a sense of belonging in the shared space.
‘Dalí: Disruption and Devotion’ Review: Getting to Know Dalí at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
This collection puts Dalí in context and shows the artist’s connections to different art genres.
Alec Benjamin Concert Review: The ‘12 Notes Tour’ Hits All the Right Notes with Authentic Storytelling
More than a songwriter, Benjamin is a storyteller.
Artist Profile: Tracy Chang on Food, Community, and Pugs
When asked about her time in Spain, Chang reminisced on the grueling but highly educational experience.
‘Leopoldstadt’ Review: An Emotionally Taut and Visceral Portrait of a Family
The play’s unapologetic Jewishness is vital and sharp.
‘Gold Over America Tour’ Review: A Golden Opportunity to Experience Gold-Level Gymnastics
As gold confetti engulfed the stadium in the finale, it was clear that the “Gold Over America” tour had delivered on its promise: celebrating the golden moments of gymnastics, performance, hard work, and passion.
‘Fall into Dance’ Feature: A Vibrant Sample of Boston’s Dance Community
The event radiated warmth and inclusivity, creating a welcoming environment filled with positive energy and enthusiastic audience members.
Parkside Bookshop Opens in Boston’s South End
South End's new bookstore, Parkside Bookshop, opened near Peters Park on Sept. 2. The owner aims to create a welcoming community space.
Summer Art: Vignettes by The Crimson’s Arts Board
With cold air returning to the streets of Harvard, The Crimson’s Arts Board reminisces on their favorite artistic experiences from the long-ago summer.