Juan A. Ramirez

Riding the pandemic-era wave of theatre-companies-turned-radio-stations, Boston's Huntington Theatre Company …

Scott Siegel, the producer behind the "Broadway by the Year" and "11 O'Clock" cabaret series in New York, has…

Senator Bernie Sanders, whose side gig as a Twitter icon almost overshadows his anti-establishment political …

There was never any way I was going to be able to keep up with Fake Friends. Catch up with them, I did, on a …

An excellent group of poems and dramatic scenes about forced migration wants to break free of its Zoom box. J…

Under the Radar presents a "Marxist Lynchian nightmare" from Chilean company Teatro Anónimo that meets the an…

Though you'd think a small is anything but. Its characters might be sweaty with the lust and tension of a sha…

In Shakina Nayfack's The Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club, trans women from all walks of life …

Two interracial couples gather for a dinner party in Animals, Stacy Osei-Kuffour's new play, and not since Sh…

It's been said at least once that the '60s were really just '66 and early '67. And down similar lines we'll a…

Late in Photograph 51, Anna Ziegler's play about the near-forgotten scientific contributions of one Rosalind …

When I think of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire --possibly the finest American play of the 20th…

Gone are the days of being openly rude and dismissive to those around you. Sitting alone with your demons is …

Our first report on the 2020 New York Film Festival covered the Main Slate program, and our second the Curren…

With smoking confined to the couch-and-television set more than ever before, it seemed natural that for the I…

Film Review : Bill & Ted Face the Music Directed by Dean Parisot. US, 2020, 92 minutes. Available on video-on…

Early into the pandemic, LGBTQ+ Twitter users joked about the inevitability of think pieces on "Queering the …

It's easy to forget how earth-shatteringly funny the first run of SNL Digital Shorts were during the '05-'09 …

Michael Arden, the two-time Tony Award nominated director and actor, is using his COVID-19 self-isolation as …

It's never fun to trash a show-it's never fun to sit through a show you want to trash, even, although that's …

Will Power was only somewhat aware of Boston's recent progressive reawakening when he began developing his la…

Before you ask, no, the characters in this play do not live in the storied French capital. But ask any of the…

Charles Busch is a legend, but Juan Ramirez finds his newest play a little too retro for its own good. For an…

As part of a publicity road trip, some of the cast and crew of the upcoming comedy "Booksmart" stopped in Bos…