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Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company at the Institute for Contemporary Art

by Heather Bouzan | February 06, 2008
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Unless we're talking The Nutcracker, it isn't easy to describe an upcoming dance performance without delving into too-technical boringness or dry observations about costuming and musical selections...

DJ Spooky at the Institute of Contemporary Art

by Heather Bouzan | January 08, 2008
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 - SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 An experimental musician/composer/DJ who's also a conceptual artist and has an intellectual's way with words? Sounds like the ideal guest for the ingenious Institute of Contemporary Art (100 Northern...

Four Stories at the Enormous Room

by Heather Bouzan | November 14, 2007
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 If you're the books-on-tape type, we suggest you trade in your headphones for something a little more social: local literary series Four Stories tonight at the Enormous Room (567 Mass Ave, Cambridge, 617.491.5550). The evening's...

“REWIND: The Paradise Lounge Gallery Five-Year Anniversary Retrospective” at the Paradise Lounge Gallery

by Heather Bouzan | November 05, 2007
THROUGH NOVEMBER 30 The Paradise Lounge (969 Comm Ave, Boston, 617.562.8820) is, first and foremost, a place to worship the musical gods. But for the past five years, the space has doubled as a haven for artists of the more visual realm. Now, the Paradise...

Sopranos and style

by Heather Bouzan | October 03, 2007
Opera and fashion: they're an unlikely pair. So are OperaHub and nightlife impresarios East Coast Clubs - but that didn't stop them from teaming up to create Changing Modes: An Opera Fashion Show . The show, which takes place on October 12 at...

"Serenade" and "La Sylphide" at the Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre

by Heather Bouzan | October 01, 2007
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 Fresh off a six-week Spanish tour, the Boston Ballet kicks off its 2007-2008 season with a double bill of works: Serenade , choreographed by George Balanchine with music by Tchaikovsky, and Sorella Englund's...