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Review: No Blue Patrons At Chelsea Table + Stage After Nicolas King's SHAKING THE BLUES AWAY

Like a mid-century nightclub star from an old movie, Nicolas King is as slick as a patent-leather pump SHAKING THE BLUES AWAY.

Cape Cod theater: Musical, Shepard, Snoopy, white privilege, Hollywood

College Light Opera Company and Harbor Stage start seasons, the Academy stages "Guys and Dolls," Charlie Brown and company visit Cotuit & more shows.

Bay Area Reporter :: B.A.R. Talks: Eighth panel shares stories of LGBT nightlife

Join an online chat about the historic connection between the B.A.R. and its 50 years of writing about Bay Area LGBT bars; with Sharon McNight, DJ Page Hodel, author Mark Abramson, scholar Michael Flanagan, and assistant news editor John Ferranini.

After COVID closed Cape Cod live shows, a rollercoaster year for performers, crew

Area musicians and bands were playing, sometimes on tour, with many more dates lined up. Then everything shut down. And so did hundreds of local people’s jobs, hobbies, creative outlets and social lives. Unlike reopening restaurants, museums, art galleries and shops, it’s been nearly impossible to produce or welcome audiences to live theater shows and concerts for the past year beyond small outdoor, drive-in or one-actor/one-musician shows. There are glimmers of hope for live events in coming months, but many people believe large-group entertainment may be the last part of the arts and life to get back to “normal” once the pandemic eases.