Christopher Arnott

Every once in a while you see a show that is so right for the theater presenting it, so well-fitted to that venue's size and resources, so comfortable

The Audio Feed free lunchtime concert series, organized by the Hartford Business Improvement District , returns this week.

Larry Rifkin of Prospect has spent a lifetime around microphones. His father managed radio stations in the Waterbury area, and Rifkin's own broadcasting

Fairies, a jester and some shadowy creatures will frolic in the grass in downtown Storrs this month.

Mohegan Sun has announced five major shows, spanning genres from rock to hip-hop to country, as part of the 30th anniversary of the casino resort complex's opening in 1996.

The Summer in the Park concert series in Stamford's Mill River Park had a successful first year in 2025 and has grown substantially for its return.

You could try to label this week as part of the summer doldrums, since many large theaters and clubs have fewer shows than usual, and some of the

Connecticut Ballet is braving the elements once again, bringing its free outdoor “ Ballet Under the Stars ” program to parks throughout the state.

A new podcast miniseries, “Oh, the Drama!,” goes deep behind the scenes at an institution that many Connecticut arts mavens can't get enough of: The David Geffen School of Drama at Yale in New Haven.

The Hartbeat Music Festival at Riverfront Recapture has brought dozens of local bands to big outdoor stages during the summertime since 2018.