Jackie Davis News

GAN-?-meed Theatre Project kicks off its inaugural 2010 season with two one-night events in February: Ties that Bind, three short plays about women and their families; and BOOBFest: Bringing On-Stage Opportunities to Babes, a variety show celebration for the benefit of female artists.

GAN-?-meed Theatre Project kicks off its inaugural 2010 season with two one-night events in February: Ties that Bind, three short plays about women and their families; and BOOBFest: Bringing On-Stage Opportunities to Babes, a variety show celebration for the benefit of female artists. Both events showcase the work of local Boston performing artists, primarily women, as part of GAN-?-meed's mission of advancing the role of women in theatre.

Skip the movie and head to the theater to experience Tracy Letts' claustrophobic thriller.

Director Megan Sandberg-Zakian extracts fine performances in the premiere production of Zakiyyah Alexander's play

Lydia Diamond's Adaptation of Toni Morrison's novel 'The Bluest Eye' has universal appeal as it tells the story of a little black girl in the early 1940's who believes that she could be loved, if only she looked like Shirley Temple.

The Providence Black Repertory Company will present 'The Bluest Eye', beginning February 2nd, as part of its Black History Month celebration

Patti LuPone and The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee stars Jared Gertner and Jenni Barber are among the nominees of the 2006 Independent Reviewers of New England's (IRNE) Awards.

SpeakEasy Stage production of Kushner and Tesori's ambitious musical treatise of race, class and politics in the early 1960s is less than revolutionary

The Lyric Stage Company presents the Boston premiere of 'Crowns' and it sparkles