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We all should receive a little pomp and circumstance when we die. And who better to drive home this need for extravagance than Cirque du Soleil? On Thursday, June 8th, my almost 14-year-old son [...]

Last night, May 25th, I was privileged to watch Boston Ballet bring the classic fairy tale The Sleeping Beauty to life. With its breathtaking choreography, exquisite costumes, and [...]

On October 6th, Boston Ballet opened its 2022-2023 season with a beautiful program intended to provoke the audience’s emotions on devotion, obsessions, and idols. In addition to being [...]

If you’ve attended Boston Ballet since 2004, there’s a good chance you have witnessed the breathtaking moves and sophisticated interpretations of principal dancer Lia Cirio. She [...]

Boston Ballet’s spring season opener, ChoreograpHER, meets the need for diversity in leadership by showcasing the works of five women artists, Tiler Peck, Melissa Toogood, Lia Cirio, [...]

What type of bubbles should you serve on Valentine's Day? We checked in with the lovebirds at Urban Grape for three tasty choices.

Hear from local artist, Boston teacher, and entrepreneur Ari Hauben on how COVID has affected students as well as his own outlook on art.

Lawrence Rines We all know ballet is a commitment. Let’s go one more “tendu en avant” (step forward) and acknowledge that ballet is life for those who want to succeed as a [...]

For those of you who aren’t “in-the-know” in the Boston arts scene, Boston Ballet Soloist Lawrence Rines is quickly becoming a star. With his raw talent and endless drive, [...]

 Parts In Suite 2018 How did the Boston Ballet bust open their Spring 2018 Program? How about with an intense trifecta of modern dancing. On Friday, March 9th, our beloved Boston Ballet [...]