In the 1980s, when the central characters in Claudia Rankine’s hybrid narrative, “Triage,” met in Western Massachusetts as liberal arts undergraduates, they fall into immediate sisterhood.

Back in 1959, Lynn-born jazz impresario George Wein wanted to present Odetta and other folk singers in concert. But would the ...

Producing artistic director Zack Winokur explains how "the whole 2.4-acre park becomes one big idea and one canvas." ...

To mark the third anniversary of Sinead O'Connor, we're revisiting Niall Stokes' tribute to one of Ireland's brightest ...

The Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences announced on Thursday the return of the Cecil I. Walker Jazz series along with its 2025 lineup. For its second year, the jazz series will feature four ...

UPSIDE DOWN LONDON: Pinhole London installs a temporary camera obscura on the Terrace at Alexandra Palace, projecting a live, ...

Studios and filmmakers often make decisions that upset or even alienate their audiences, even before the film has begun preproduction. Typically, such an occurrence happens in response to a film's ...

The 60th Montreux Jazz Festival has completed its first few days. Right from the start, the festival has shown that this ...

Casey Cooper-Fiske visits Montreaux on the banks of Lake Geneva to watch Raye, Sting and Nick Cave.

"It starts with a song Michelle and I love by Glen Hansard, a great musician who passed tragically this week," former ...

The Listener has been urging Sheku Kanneh-Mason to lie. The English cellist, who performs Elgar’s concerto with Auckland Philharmonia this month, has been recovering from a finger injury. Prosaically, ...