When she read her first poem, she really couldn’t believe that people were willing to sit silently through it and clap at the end. It just seemed impossible, but also, secretly, it was the thing she wanted more than anything else—not just to speak and be heard, but to be a part of a community where people spoke and were heard.
Boston Hassle’s Black Market Flea will be this Sunday 4/14 from 12-6pm in the Cambridge Community Center. Read all about our awesome…
It’s an old cliche that every city has its own unique character, but Boston is, in itself, a character— the kind of…
Boston Hassle’s Black Market Flea will be this Sunday 4/14 from 12-6pm in the Cambridge Community Center. Read all about our awesome…
The Hassle presents... PLAYLAND: THIS friday 3/29 @ Dorchester Art Project 10pm - 2am
After Saturday’s screening of Mary Jane’s Not a Virgin Anymore, I sat down with the directors of Clickbait, Michael J. Epstein and Sophia…
I’m not sure if you’ve encountered any of the turkeys that have been roaming around Boston this year, but they are quite…
Heaven Sent saunters around themes relating to consciousness and subconsciousness while the spontaneous nature of the music speaks to the expression of isolated emotion and episodic restraint
The Less I Know is out now on Soundcloud! Link in article.
The Hedwig and the Angry Inch co-creator and original star brings his Origin of Love tour to Boston I’m sure…
Last Saturday, I was lucky enough to interview director Bruce Wemple and the cast of Boston Sci-Fi Festival premiere film Lake Artifact. We…
The holidays may be over, but there’s never a bad time for a good bit of Yuletide counterprogramming. To that end, the…
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