Christopher Ehlers
Associate Arts Editor at DigBoston
Boston Theatre Critic at TheaterMania.com
Music Critic at Edge Media Network
Style Editor & Arts Critic, Edge Media | Theatre Editor, DigBoston | Member, Boston Theatre Critics Association
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Aug 9, 2024 |
digboston.com | Christopher Ehlers |Dan McCarthy
After all the jokes you've made about Quincy being Whitey Bulger's dumping ground for victims and just generally some kind of white trash hellhole full of silly bigots, you're not exactly worthy of learning the truth that the mighty Q is actually one of the most beautiful (and historically rich) cities in America, with beaches accessible by bicycle, T, or even walking (at least if you start in the Dorchester area) in the summer months.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
digboston.com | Christopher Ehlers
Whether you're new to Boston or you've just returned for another semester, students-and young people in general-are eligible for some of the best deals in the city. Therefore, there's really no excuse for you not to up your art, theater, and general culture game while you're here. Keep the below list of a few cultural mainstays on hand when you want to do just that and not have to break the bank.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
digboston.com | Christopher Ehlers
Ernest Shackleton Loves MeArtsEmerson @ The Paramount TheatreMr. JoyA much-loved Chinese shop owner is the victim of an attack in the Harlem community that he has come to call home. A wide range of characters come to tell how much Mr. Joy has meant to them. The catch? They're all played by one actor: Tangela Large. ArtsEmerson @ Emerson CollegeOthelloThere's rarely a shortage of Shakespeare in Boston, and this fall is no exception.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
digboston.com | Christopher Ehlers
On Christmas Day in 1815, about 945 Bostonians filed into King's Chapel for the very first concert of the newly formed Handel and Haydn Society. Two hundred years later, in what will be the culminating event of H+H's yearlong bicentennial celebration, Bostonians will once again file into King's Chapel for a concert of great significance and remarkable beauty.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
digboston.com | Christopher Ehlers
"Prince just died, so I'm really emotional," said Obehi Janice at the start of our recent phone interview, which occurred shortly after the news of Prince's death began to circulate. Janice is starring in the New England Premiere of Young Jean Lee's We're Gonna Die , part monologue, part indie-rock cabaret show about the one thing that we all have in common: death.
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