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Over 40 Mass. cities and towns host a version of Porchfest. Why is the event so popular?

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By James Sullivan 
| The Boston Globe
According to one of the folks who created the Porchfest concept almost 20 years ago, Massachusetts has more than 40 cities and towns now hosting their own versions of the annual grass-roots music festival. From Dorchester to Wellfleet and Shelburne Falls, communities across the state have embraced the idea of spending an afternoon gathering outside your neighbors’ houses to listen to live music.
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Performances and shoutouts to the importance of theater abound at Norton Awards

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By James Sullivan 
| The Boston Globe
With this year’s Tony Awards set for the coming weekend, Boston celebrated its own vibrant theater community with the 43rd annual Elliot Norton Awards at the Huntington Theatre on Monday. Great art does not belong solely to big cities like London and New York, said Loretta Greco, the Huntington’s artistic director, who stepped onstage midway through the ceremony to accept an award for Outstanding Play (large division) for Jez Butterworth’s “The Hills Of California,” which she directed.
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Who gets to decide what kids read? Gloucester Stage’s ‘Bad Books’ delves into the discourse.

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By James Sullivan 
| The Boston Globe
When Sharyn Rothstein was a teenager, she read Judy Blume’s “Forever…” The novel, about a young couple’s decision to take precautions while having premarital sex, has appeared on countless lists of banned books since its publication in 1975. The book had a profound impact on Rothstein, who grew up to be a playwright. “I don’t think it’s too grand to say it was life-changing,” she said recently.
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