If Bruce Springsteen had grown up in a New England fishing community he might have written characters like these.

Jon McKiel's dark alt-rock is just the thing for driving around the city streets in an angry mood.

There's so much emotion in Laura Aidanblaise's voice you worry she's about to implode.

Criticism is the most important focal point that we have for the public intellect.

Edwards has two big things going for him, and no major negatives except the big one: not enough money.

Rauch's xylophone transcription from Rent is priceless - and I don't even like Rent.

The four walls of the tiny Turtle's Shell Theater can hardly contain the antic gusto of this new Molière production.

Are your friends tired of the same old Keys-Kanye-Fergie-Foo? Indie CDs are the answer.

Art and imagination can keep war at bay, at least for a little while, but they also keep it alive.

A modern production of Marlowe's bloody tale of Edward II, the Gay King.