How people of color contributed to the American Revolution in Mass.
A Concord man is making sure that the contributions of people of color during the Revolutionary War do not go unnoticed.
Musicians with disabilities aim to break stereotypes with Boston concert
Musicians are coming together in Boston for a concert featuring artists with physical or mental disabilities.
Lowell dress designer concerned about tariffs when buying materials
A designer from Massachusetts said she's concerned that the tariff wars between the United States and other countries could make the cost of dresses go up.
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is nonstop laughs as chaos unfolds onstage
It's a disastrous night at the theater but that's a good thing at "The Play That Goes Wrong," which is now playing in Stoneham, Massachusetts.
Boston Ballet's "Vestris" allows male dancers to take center stage
When you go to the ballet, you often see female dancers in the spotlight. But in one special piece, it's the male dancer who is all alone and center stage.
"Rent" returns to the stage in Massachusetts for a new generation
Nearly 30 years after "Rent" debuted on Broadway, the show still has an impact as it returns to Massachusetts.
Boston play "Art" explores friendship issues with controversial painting
In the play "Art," currently running at the Lyric Stage in Boston, three men find their friendship tested after one buys an expensive white painting.
A Boston man spent decades behind bars for a murder he didn't commit; now he's helping others
Boston's James Watson spent decades behind bars for a murder he didn't commit.
New details revealed after 3 Revere women found dead in Belize hotel
New details have been revealed in the deaths of three women from Revere at a hotel in Belize.
Boch Center Wang Theatre celebrates 100th anniversary
The Boch Center Wang Theatre is celebrating 100 years of bringing entertainment to the city, and there are some special events to mark occasion.
Why this Massachusetts farm is still using and training sheep dogs
A farm in central Massachusetts is doing things the old-fashioned way by using dogs to herd sheep, instead of ATVs.
New Boston production of "Funny Girl" is a love letter to theater
A new production of "Funny Girl" has found its home in Boston until February 16.
Satirical play tackling idea of "solving" racism comes to Boston
A Tony-nominated play that tackles the idea of "solving" racism with comedy is now playing in Boston's South End.
Secrets of the Boston Ballet's Nutcracker Bear revealed
An instantly recognizable character in the Boston Ballet's holiday classic The Nutcracker only appears for a few minutes in the first act, but the bear is a real crowd pleaser.
The Porch's "Holiday Feast" to feature iconic holiday sitcom episodes
The Front Porch Arts Collective is working on a "Holiday Feast," staged readings of classic Christmas episodes from the '70s and '80s, including "The Jeffersons," "A Different World," "Family Matters," and "Amen."