Judy Harrison

Can the Bat Boy be tamed and civilized by the love of a family when the townsfolk suspect he's the reason their cattle and children are dying?

There are rousing speeches, scheming politicians, bickering friends, a sword fight or two, and a love match to give the story an almost happy ending. The period costumes and the music put the audience on the battlefields and in Henry's and his French counterpart's court in 1415, two years after he was crowned monarch.

The site is the perfect spot for Annie Baker's “The Aliens,” a three-character play that takes place behind a Shirley, Vermont, coffee shop where Jasper (Nate Marx) and KJ (John Jurcheck) spend their time hanging out, and where new employee Evan (Drew Kulbe) spends his breaks.

Soloist Jon Kimura Parker gave a stunning interpretation of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 at the first concert BSO's season.

Seventeen-year-old Ernestine is ready to take on the world as soon as she finishes helping her mother bake her birthday cake.

Portland Stage's season opener, “Conscience,” is about U.S. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith's decision to denounce on the Senate floor the tactics of Sen.

The show will follow the story of King’s novel “Salem’s Lot" but be different each night based on suggestions from the audience.

It was only the second time Lun Li had performed it with a full orchestra and he caressed the music to life at a breakneck speed.

UMaine's School of the Performing Arts skillfully puts a current cultural debate about the role of motherhood in society front and center.

In an audience survey, respondents said they wanted Kenneth Stack back as Scrooge.