MINCE unveils Untitled, a mysterious first event of the year
The Tech reviews MINCE’s Untitled
The BSO offers fresh takes on Debussy and Mahler
The two orchestral works featured this week, Debussy’s Nocturnes and Mahler’s Fourth Symphony, both feature choral additions in their last movements.
An evening of grandeur from Jupiter’s grace to a Hero’s glory
The air inside Symphony Hall crackled with anticipation as the BSO took to the stage, delivering a mesmerizing performance of Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, Jupiter, followed by Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben.
Mandy Gonzalez brings Lin-Manuel Miranda’s songbook to life
In this concert tribute, Mandy Gonzalez brings Lin-Manuel Miranda’s songbook to life with warm anecdotes and an uplifting energy that lights up the stage.
U.S. Poet Laureate Arthur Sze writes in service of multiplicity
Sze’s body of work, spanning five decades and twelve collections of poems, is diverse in content and form.
Defying the laws of physics: The Passengers
The Passengers invites us to question the subjectivity of our own lives, whether viewing the passing of time on an ever-moving train or as an observer standing on the boarding platform.
Banshee’s “Fairy Rock” takes flight with debut tour
Singer-songwriter Banshee, whose “fairy rock” genre has carved out a niche in alternative music since the pandemic, ends her first tour in the Middle East in Cambridge. Though her stage presence still feels shy at times, the concert captured the spirit of an artist and a fan community on the rise.
Open your Mind at Life Alive
Life Alive’s September challenge featuring Dr. Uma Naidoo debuts a new smoothie
Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the most performative of them all?
Louisa Zhu ’28: "A performative male is women’s rights, matcha, Labubus, well-dressed, Laufey, Mitski, Clairo, insert buzzwords here."
Is it safe to do the Nicki Minaj challenge?
Netizens are trying increasingly difficult iterations of this position but run a risk of injury.
Virgin is best when Lorde is wide open
Virgin, released on June 27, sees the singer return to her roots: big feelings, electronic instrumentals, and the city.
Award-winning author Ocean Vuong presents The Emperor of Gladness at First Parish Church
On May 16, 2025, Ocean Vuong presented The Emperor of Gladness, his latest novel, at the First Parish Church.
Bold looks, big talent: art and fashion shine at the 2025 MIT Gala & Student Arts Showcase
The 2025 MIT Gala & Student Arts Showcase featured a student art gallery, live music, a dance number, and a stunning runway show for the MIT community.
Mitsuko Uchida’s graceful performance stuns the audience at the BSO
Uchida played with a graceful fluidity, her fingers gliding over the keys with controlled, methodical precision.
Oleana: not a must have, more of a “why not?”
The portions are tiny, but the food is delicious.
Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat: Uneven narratives of 20th century geopolitics set to astonishingly good jazz
Johan Grimonprez's efforts to comb through mountains of historic footage, first-person accounts, and jazz pieces were no doubt heroic. If only his findings were crafted into a tighter, clearer narrative.
Black Bag: A short thriller that underwhelms despite Soderbergh’s big-name leads
Coming in at 94 minutes, Black Bag’s tight runtime prevents the plot from getting too deep, but also makes for a snappy thriller perfect for a weeknight watch. Just don't expect a payoff like Ocean's Eleven.
Playboi Carti’s newest release, MUSIC, isn’t an adequate apology for “the wait”
On March 14, Playboi Carti released MUSIC, his long-awaited third album. Below, Alex and Sabine attempt to make their way through the 30-song tracklist, plus the four bonus tracks on March 25’s MUSIC - SORRY 4 DA WAIT.
Renowned violinist Midori returns to Boston
For the first time since 2012, renowned violinist Midori Gotō, known publicly as Midori, returned to the Celebrity Series of Boston with a stunning program accompanied by Özgür Aydin on the piano.