Puppet Showplace Theater’s Creative Residency provides hands-on communityThe Puppet Showplace Theater’s Creative Residency for Black Puppeteers will present original works by its sixth cohort at Boston University’s Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre this Saturday. Jun 12 26June 12, 2026Article at The Boston Globe
Festival showcases Black artistsSaturday’s Black Calling music festival sent a message to Brookline: the revolution will be televised,... Jul 29 20July 29, 2020Article at wickedlocal.com
Brookline protesters reflect on white allyship during Black Lives MatterThere were still a few more hours to go until the May 31 Black Lives Matter march, but over in Brookline Village,... Jun 17 20June 17, 2020Article at wickedlocal.com
Teens honored at Youth AwardsBrookline High School junior Richard Desir got up from his seat and steadily walked to the podium. His stunned reaction was overpowered by the cheerful applause from the audience. He expressed gratit… Apr 16 19April 16, 2019Article at wickedlocal.com
Meet Brookline's Woman of the Year: Artbarn's Chloe Lara-RussackIt is provocative to suggest, but the theater major may be one of the most underappreciated studies in undergrad academia. Despite a respectable bevy of fellow Theater-degree-obtaining and award-winn… Mar 28 18March 28, 2018Article at wickedlocal.com
The stuff of movies: The Coolidge Corner Theatre's Katherine TallmanIn her youth, Katherine Tallman was a faithful reader of Jay Carr’s film reviews in The Detroit News. So much so that his review of an independent film would send her to the nearest arthouse cinema i… Mar 20 18March 20, 2018Article at wickedlocal.com
Rowling, Poetry, and ‘70s Kids: Commemorating 40 years of The Children’s Book ShopIn 1982, illustrator Trina Schart Hyman created the silhouette of children immersed in books, leaning against the sides of a tree trunk, with overreaching branches signifying the spot as a retreat. S… Dec 05 17December 05, 2017Article at wickedlocal.com
