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What does it mean to build a life between cultures, languages, and generations? In this episode of Scene in Boston, hosts Laura Amico and Lisa Thalhamer step inside one of the most ambitious projects unfolding in Boston theater right now: Nigerian American playwright Mfoniso Udofia’s Ufot Family Cycle. This

Sometimes the magic of theater is watching a whole world appear out of almost nothing. Correction: This article corrects the production company for We Had a World. It is The Huntington Theater. We're just eclipsing the dead of winter. Snow banks on sidewalks are ebbing. Afternoon sun flirts

Ancient Greek theater was built in open-air amphitheaters, with audiences rising in tiers around a central playing space. Two thousand years later, Boston directors are still thinking about how the shape of a room changes the way a story lands. In this week’s episode, both Courtney O’Connor

Stories from ancient Greece are having a moment in Boston theater and the ways they are being told may surprise you. In this episode of Scene in Boston, hosts Laura Amico and Lisa Thalhamer explore a surge of productions inspired by Greek mythology and classical drama appearing across the city

We’re in the middle of recording the next two episodes of Scene in Boston, and the students at Boston Arts Academy are working their sound-engineering magic to get those out into the world. I can’t wait for you to hear them. This week we spoke with Kevin