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A Will and a way: Free Shakespeare is returning to the Common
Canceled last year, âThe Tempestâ will go forward this summer with attention to audience safety.
By Don Aucoin Globe Staff,Updated May 7, 2021, 6:00 a.m.
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The Bard will be back on Boston Common this summer.
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company and Acting Mayor Kim Janey announced that an outdoor production of âThe Tempest,â canceled last summer due to the pandemic, will be presented this summer as part of the Free Shakespeare on the Common series.
It will be a streamlined, intermission-less version of Shakespeareâs play, and there will likely be mask requirements and restrictions on audience size to comply with city and state guidelines on social distancing. But however different the atmosphere may be, âThe Tempestâ could herald a return to tradition and a symbol of renewal for a city in need of both.
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HomeFront: All hail Dionne Warwick, Shakespeare on the Common returns, dysfunctional TV families
By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated May 7, 2021, 8:55 a.m.
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Dionne Warwick is planning two Mother s Day concerts online.
Welcome back to HomeFront, where weâre slowly shaking off a year-plus of âGroundhog Dayâ-style sameness and reacquainting ourselves with the concept that big news can be good. Vaccination numbers climbing, Free Shakespeare on the Common back on the calendar, and especially the return of Broadway â all big, all good! For the scoop on all kinds of diversions, keep reading.
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Dionne Warwick has embraced livestreaming â sheâs performing two Motherâs Day concerts. She wanders memory lane in an entertaining Q&A with the Globeâs Christopher Muther, touching on her back catalog as well as Twitter fame (âI say things that give food for thoughtâ). Of Ego Nwodimâs uncanny take on
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Theater leaders lean into 2021 with plenty of programming and a measure of optimism
By Terry Byrne Globe correspondent,Updated January 14, 2021, 3:21 p.m.
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Ruibo Qian and Jon Norman Schneider, shown in a 2016 Huntington Theatre production of Tiger Style!, will reprise their roles for an audio production of the show to be broadcast on GBH and then made available in a podcast.T. Charles Erickson
Despite a year of COVID cancellations and programming pivots, leaders among Bostonâs theater community remain optimistic, if pragmatic, about what theater lovers can look forward to in the coming months. Several who spoke to the Globe said the forced break encouraged them to recommit to their missions, take care of their staffs and artists, and honestly address diversity, equity, and inclusion practices within their organizations.
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