If you’ve been walking through downtown Boston this week, you may have noticed the faces of the ArtsEmerson 15/16 season adorning the windows about the Boylston and Park Street...
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So reads one of the most famous advertisements of all time, placed by explorer Ernest Shackleton in the London Times in advance of his legendary 1914 Antarctic expedition. The ad...
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We hope you enjoyed Hershey Felder’s remarkable story of “America’s Composer.” Were there elements of Berlin’s life story that surprised you? What’s your favorite Irving Berlin song? Will we ever...
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By Ryan Walsh When Irving Berlin was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1918, it was front page news all over the country. “Army Takes Berlin” the headlines read, but...
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Thank you for coming to the Culter/Majestic to see Vakhtangov Academic Theatre’s production of Smile at Us, Oh Lord presented as part of the Cherry Orchard Festival. Let us know what...
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By David Dower “There’s no business like show business” For his 1946 musical Annie Get Your Gun, Irving Berlin wrote what has become the unofficial anthem of the American...
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Sometimes a season is planned with themes in mind. Sometimes you look for those themes after the season has been planned. And then sometimes, once in awhile, you...
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I’m thinking a lot about history these days, mostly because I don’t know what to think about it. What on earth are we to do with history? How do we...
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