Boston Motherhood Undone: Jennifer McClure at Leica Gallery Boston How Easily We Are Undone Jennifer McClure’s photography Leica Gallery Boston Through Jan. 28, 2024 “I never expected to be a mother,” Jennifer McClure writes in her artist statement. Sasha Patkin 22 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
Raleigh/ Durham/ Chapel Hill Kicking Off Tour, 6lack Connects With Crowd 6lack, QUIN, Jordan Ward “Since I Have A Lover” World Tour The Ritz Raleigh, N.C. Nov. 18, 2023 The beat dropped, the live band began to play, and the Synclaire Cruel 21 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
Hartford Back On Campus, New Encounters Invoke Old Friends We Find Ourselves in This Place Austin Arts Center Trinity College Hartford Nov. 20, 2023 The current exhibit at the Austin Arts Center, We Find Ourselves in This Place, features Jamil Ragland 21 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
Reno Monuments to Migrants, Crafted with Tumbleweeds & QR Codes Guillermo Bert: The Journey Nevada Museum of Art Reno, Nevada Through Feb. 4, 2024 Guillermo Bert says all of his art starts with an idea, a concept. From there, he Jose Davila IV 21 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
Troy/Albany These Paintings Rhyme & Flow Free Visual Poetry: New Vistas Arts Center of the Capital Region 265 River St Troy, N.Y. Through Dec. 20 Yeachin Tsai’s thick brush strokes start with the gestures of RS Benedict 21 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
NYC What Happens When An OG New York School Poet Walks Into A Basement The Segue Foundation Reading Series featuring Eileen Myles Artists Space Tribeca, NYC Nov. 18, 2023 Everything worth knowing about in NYC is tucked away in some nook or cranny. There’ K Hank Jost 21 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
New Haven Newly Focused Symphony’s Theme: Why Did They Kill Sandra Bland? The New Haven Symphony Orchestra, one of a few American orchestras working to address injustices in the past and present of professional classical music, made two important — and increasingly common Adam Matlock 21 Nov 2023 · 1 min read
Hartford A Blues Gale Wind Blows Through Infinity Music Hall Eric Gales Infinity Music Hall Hartford Nov. 19th, 2023 I’ve been surprised by the lack of pandemic-inspired media over the last couple of years. I expected several television shows, Jamil Ragland 20 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
NYC In Off-Broadway Arcadia, Heart And Mind Are At Odds Arcadia Bedlam at The West End Theatre 263 West 86th St. New York City Through Dec. 10 The West End Theatre is on the second floor of a church. To Rebecca Salzhauer 20 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
NW Arkansas The Art of Natural Intelligence – And Why AI Wants Your Job N.I. (Natural Intelligence) by Amos Cochran The Momentary Bentonville Closed Nov. 12 Composer and video artist Amos Cochran’s multimedia installation at the Momentary in Bentonville rebels against the Mickey Mercier 20 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
New Haven 4 Bands Converge On 9 Brooklyn’s Silver Liz and Connecticut’s Private Liz, Audio Jane, and Cabins! East poured into a packed Cafe 9 Saturday night — and poured on the energy. Brian Slattery 20 Nov 2023 · 1 min read
Boston A “Death March” Literary Battle At The Brattle Literary Death Match, The Brattle Theater 40 Brattle St. Cambridge, Mass. When I think of a literary reading, I think of cardigan sweaters, stuffy rooms, and restrained academic earnestness. When Sasha Patkin 20 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
NYC Devil Is In The Details In New Roundabout Play Covenant Roundabout Theatre Company 111 W. 46th St New York City Through Dec. 17 Halloween might be over, but squeals of terror and delight still fill the air of New Adam Wassilchalk 19 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
NYC Big Girls Don’t Shy Big Girl Baby’s All Right 146 Broadway Williamsburg, Brooklyn Nov. 17, 2023 There’s nothing bare bones about Big Girl. Kaitlin Pelky’s femme-maximalist rock outfit commanded Baby’s K Hank Jost 19 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
LA Choose Your Own Hamletmachine SIX SCENES FOR SCENE SIX OF HEINER MÜLLER’S HAMLETMACHINE The Elysian Los Angeles Nov. 11, 2023 As a non-theater-theater-person (terrified of the inherent self-perpetuated humiliation associated with freeform improv Siena Foster-Soltis 17 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
Tulsa Boo, Hiss, Splat, Singalong: 70 Years of Old-Timey Antics at the Spotlight “The Drunkard and the Olio“ 70th Anniversary Show Nov. 11, 2023 Spotlight Theater Tulsa What’s that odd white building along the Cry Baby Hill route, with the geometric fountain, Cassidy McCants 17 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
Hartford Why The “Saints” Came Marching In When Two Worlds Met: Through European Eyes Stanley-Whitman House Farmington Nov. 16, 2023 The European colonization of the Americas is one of those world-altering events in history. There were nearly Jamil Ragland 17 Nov 2023 · 4 min read
Oakland Look Up There: Art Enters The Window We Grow Slowly Then We Disappear Michael Hyun Gu Kang The Roll Up Project 217 Harrison St., Oakland Through Dec. 13 On an almost quiet corner of the Jack London Sarah Bass 17 Nov 2023 · 3 min read
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