Don Aucoin is a theater critic and arts critic-at-large for The Boston Globe. With a focus on local theater and arts in Massachusetts and Boston, Don provides insightful reviews and commentary on a wide range of performances and cultural events. His articles cover everything from theater productions to film and television, offering readers a unique perspective on the arts scene in the area.
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Don Aucoin's coverage is predominantly focused on entertainment news, particularly related to actors, TV shows, movies, theater, and musical productions. He regularly features event coverage, press releases, expert commentary pieces as well as profile features. When reaching out to Don Aucoin with story ideas or pitches, consider offering exclusive interviews with actors or industry insiders related to trending TV shows or upcoming movies. Providing unique insights into the behind-the-scenes aspects of theater productions may also pique his interest.
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If you doubt that representation matters all that much, watch “Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution.”
By: Don Aucoin
HBO's “Wise Guy: David Chase and ‘The Sopranos,'” Alex Gibney's two-part documentary about the creator of the mob series that changed television, will premiere this Saturday.
Brian Stelter, who was fired by CNN two years ago, is returning to the news network, though not with his own show.
Praxis Stage mounts a production of Max Frisch’s dark comedy.
The Oscar-winning actress returns to TV later this month in a gender-reversing "Matlock" reboot.
The temperatures are dropping, leaves are ready for peeping , and pumpkin spice lattes are back on the menu. That can only mean one thing: it's finally fall.
By: Don Aucoin
Do you ever feel that TV and movie scriptwriters don't get enough recognition?
By: Don Aucoin
A buoyant energy courses through Mariela López-Ponce's production of “Laughs in Spanish” at SpeakEasy Stage Company, propelling Alexis Scheer's smart and lively comedy past some weak spots in the early going.
Tom Stoppard's Tony Award-winning play, now at the Huntington Theatre, confronts dark chapters from his own past.
A new CNN documentary looks at TV's impact on the culture, starting with a US vice president's criticism of a sitcom character
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