Don Aucoin is the Chief Theater Critic and Arts critic-at-large for The Boston Globe. With a focus on theater, film, and music, Aucoin explores the dynamic landscape of arts and entertainment, bringing insight into plays, musicals, and the film industry. He has been featured in The Boston Globe and Boston Globe Media.
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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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From ‘Giant' to ‘Ragtime' to ‘Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman,' deep questions of human nature abound.
By: Don Aucoin
The way things are going, it's only a matter of time before US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. authorizes the use of leeches as a treatment for migraines.
B roadway brings the party to Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night as the 79th annual Tony Awards arrive to celebrate the top performances and productions.
By: Don Aucoin
Previously known for goofy comedy, he plunged into a film that merged grim Depression-era reality and movie-musical fantasy.
By: Don Aucoin
CAMBRIDGE — “Black Swan” is a deliberately excessive, often irritating new musical based on Darren Aronofsky's deliberately excessive, often irritating movie from 2010.
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