A jazz club called the Beehive opens in the South End, the Police storm Fenway, and the Berkshires go Dutch. All that, and Judy Garland, too. (The Boston Globe)
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Harmonic convergence
In a few weeks, thousands will converge in Boston for the 14th biennial Boston Early Music Festival. Karina Gauvin (left) will perform in Jean-Baptiste Lully's opera "Psyché" next month.(Jeremy Eichler) |
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From quirky singer to sexy siren
As the record industry crashes and burns around her, Nelly Furtado (right) -- whose "Get Loose" tour stops at Agganis Arena June 5 -- has become one of pop music's increasingly rare international success stories. (Joan Anderman) |
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A true cultural ambassador
By tracing his musical roots, Belizean singer-songwriter Andy Palacio (left) raises awareness of his people. He spreads the word about the Garifuna, and his latest album, "Watina," is enchanting. (Sarah Rodman)
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A Beehive of activity
The Beehive (right), the newest addition to the Boston jazz circuit located in the South End, will showcase performers from Berklee College of Music on its planned seven-nights-a-week live music schedule. (Siddhartha Mitter) |
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Her songs have a timelessness
Scottish singer Eddi Reader's (left) influences run from poetry to punk, and she should feel right at home at this summer’s adventurous, globe-trotting Irish Connections Festival. Her new album is titled ‘‘Peacetime." (Scott Alarik) |
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All the stage is his world
Jeff Zinn (right) notes how seldom an artistic director can dictate the kind of space he wants to use, which he gets a chance to do at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater's new home on Route 6. (Louise Kennedy) |
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Merging detachment, intimacy
A series of life-size photographs by Philip-Lorca diCorcia, including this one of a male prostitute in LA in the '80s (left), will be shown in the Institute of Contemporary Art's first full-scale solo artist exhibition in its new building. (Ken Johnson) |
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Jacob's Pillow hits milestone
America's premier dance festival is celebrating its 75th season. England's Henri Oguike Dance Company (right) is among five troupes that will make their US debuts at Jacob's Pillow this summer. (Karen Campbell) |
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Old and new, but surely Dutch
This summer, the Berkshires will qualify as a cultural corner of Holland, playing host to NL: A Season of Dutch Arts in the Berkshires. The ZAPP String Quartet (left) will play MassMoCA as part the season.(Mark Feeney) |
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