Performance for the 21st Century tonight and tomorrow with Life in This House is Over, a darkly comedic American premiere by director and performer Samantha Shay. Previously staged in Iceland and ...

August is the perfect month to unplug. From the lucky Europeans who take off the whole month as habit to the somewhat-less-lucky Americans who can squeeze a week or two out for summer vacation, this ...

Kyle Marshall Choreography unveiled Femenine on July 11-12, with live music by BlackBox Ensemble, centered on music composed or inspired by experimentalist Julius Eastman, at PS21: Performance ...

The title, “Femenine,” is taken from Julius Eastman’s 1974 music composition of the same name, which is the music for the work. At PS21, Eastman’s idiosyncratic piece was played live by Blackbox ...

The Boston Public Quartet in Boston, MA presented a program celebrating the music of Black American composers including Florence Price, William Grant Still, and Julius Eastman.

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While prepping for their first college football seasons this fall, Andrew Eastman & Jack Vinyard are pushing Waukee Northwest baseball this summer.

A California judicial panel has upheld a recommendation that attorney John Eastman should be stripped of his law license for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 U.S. presidential ...

• The Boston Public Quartet will perform a selection of songs from Black composers. including Julius Eastman, Jessie Montgomery, William Grant Still, and Florence Price.

Akinmusire considers the album a ‘self-portrait’, and like his previous works, addresses the fears and struggles he and fellow Black men face. The work is also an homage to the work of the late ...

BaroQUEER, a first-ever collaboration between Boston’s storied Handel and Haydn Society and New York’s ChamberQUEER, promises a new concert experience.