Catie Flynn Does What She Loves Catie Flynn makes her living “the Cape Cod way” — that is, she says, doing “whatever works.” Originally from Harwich, she now lives in […]

Bringing the Bells and Singing for Change For 28 years, Reuben Reynolds has been the music director of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, standing in front of its hundreds of […]

A Story of Survival Told Through Sculpture Gallery owner Anne-Marie Zehnder’s ceramic sculptures line the walls at AMZehnder Gallery in Wellfleet. The rectangular slabs of fired clay are coated in […]

Remembering Eric Maul With a Concert Provincetown flutist Eric Maul, who died on Sept. 12, had an expansive music taste. “He especially loved French music,” says Brian Calhoon, who owns […]

Images That Celebrate Women Over 40 It’s something many women notice and discuss among themselves: when you reach a certain age, you are often made to feel invisible, as if […]

Is AI the Way to Write? Full disclosure: Artificial intelligence software was used to transcribe this interview with Jennifer Jean, senior program manager at the Fine Arts Works Center, who […]

Ginger Minj Resurrects Hokus Pokus Live! Drag performer and RuPaul’s Drag Race regular Ginger Minj says she became “obsessed” with the movie Hocus Pocus as a child and would use […]

Dixie Krystals Is Sweet on the Spotlight Dixie Krystals isn’t just a character. She’s a genuine person: over the top, campy, a little dirty when she wants to be. “I […]

Bringing Dracula Into the Light Since his childhood, Greg Williams has been interested in spooky things. He fondly remembers his mother taking him at eight to see Alex Nicols’s 1958 […]

Diane Robertson’s Ways of Seeing Diane Robertson’s watercolor paintings — almost all of which are based on her own photographs — are currently on view in the Great Pond Gallery […]

A Very Gorey Dracula Five decades ago, illustrator and writer Edward Gorey channeled his fascination with the macabre to the stage with set and costume designs for an adaptation of […]

Rediscovering the Life and Art of Earle Pilgrim A new exhibition at the Truro Public Library sheds light on a mid-century Black American artist whose life and work constitute a […]

Immigrants’ Stories at Cape Rep Nina Zoie Lam was drawn to direct Lloyd Suh’s 2023 play The Heart Sellers at the Cape Rep Theatre in part because it reminds her of her […]

American Roots and Rock at Payomet The Adam Ezra Group is a case study in how seismic shifts in the music industry have radically altered the way musicians and fans […]

A Classic Whodunit on the Stage Anna Marie Johansen typically directs comedies. But she’s also a fan of Agatha Christie. So, Johansen said yes when she was asked to direct […]