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It’s common knowledge that one cannot live without a heart or brain.
Both the liver and pancreas ar

It’s a few minutes after 8 on a mild Wednesday in January, and musicians Jay Ungar and Molly Mason h

From Portland, Maine, to Pasadena, Calif., art nights have popped up in downtowns across America. Wh

According to Ellen McHale, the written word is not always the final word.

A microcosm of the world of dance will once again be created at Jacob’s Pillow this year.

Susan Choi readily admits her first two books were a struggle to write, but her latest novel, “A Per

Despite a script that goes on too long, the production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s blockbuster, “Cats,”

Sure, the modern dance ensemble Parsons Dance doesn’t delve into heavy themes. There is no universal

If you think it’s a downer to watch tragedy, you will be forced to admit that it is even more depres

Super guitarist-singer Rory Block of Chatham will visit the Eighth Step at Proctors GE Theater this

Choreographer David Parsons, known for his high-energy pop dances, says light is his muse. Gels, spo

The animated film “Persepolis” is a delightful experience, warm and insightful, serious and whimsica

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