Metro Arts
Pammy’s Review: Eclectic, Exciting, and Just Darn Good
Falling just short of perfect, Pammy’s only issues arise when they try to take a dish too far.
‘Noises Off’ Review: It’s Got the Laughs, but Not Clear Characterization
While Lyric Stage Boston’s production is funny beyond a doubt, its success could be amplified by the actors clearly setting apart their dual personas.
‘Aida’ Review: An Intimate Rendition of an Opera Classic
With a dedicated cast and tight-knit production, the Boston Lyric Opera’s “Aida” was a wonderful staging of a renowned classic.
Kava Neo-Taverna Review: Authentic Greek Cuisine Restrained by the Limits of Fine Dining
The experience of a Saturday night dinner at Kava is certainly unique.
Saus Review: The Taste of Comfort
With a partially visible kitchen, the ability to not just see but converse with the cooks evokes a cozy feeling — like watching a family member cook a homemade dinner.
BSO Presents ‘The Brightness of Light’: An Unforgettable Evening of Starry Lyricism
Received rapturously by the audience, the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s versatility once more triumphed without question.
Snowport: A Winter Wonderland of Festivities and Community
Snowport offers a dazzling array of seasonal festivities and animates the city.
Artist Profile: Jenn Tran on Fame, Family, and Finding Somebody
It feels a world away from the woman who first graced TV screens this January as a contestant on “The Bachelor,” starred in her own season of “The Bachelorette.”
Cicada Coffee Bar Review: Bustling, Bubbly, and Bright
From the coffee to the food and atmosphere, Cicada is one of the most perfect coffee shops any coffee fanatic or foodie will find in the area.
Sammy Rae & The Friends Concert Review: A Return to Roadrunner With Even More Energy
Over the course of the night, The Friends delivered an electrifying and deeply emotional performance.
Sugar & Spice Review: Cambridge’s Go-To Thai Spot
Over 17 years old, the reliably delicious and well-portioned Sugar & Spice should be your go-to Thai spot in Cambridge.
‘Tartuffe’ Review: An Innovative Rendition of Molière’s Classic Play
Director Bryn Boice incorporates modern ad libs and props throughout “Tartuffe,” which cleverly connects an old script to relatively young audiences.
‘Did You Eat? (밥 먹었니?)’ Review: Emotional Projections
Zoë Kim’s autobiographical one-woman play ponders how to lead with love when your family denies it.
Artist Profile: Ben Van Leeuwen on the Good Ice Cream
From the second-hand Chevrolet in 2008 to the stunning pastel parlors today, Van Leeuwen remains steadfast in his sincere dedication to quality products.
Tokyo Police Club Concert Review: A Final Victory Lap for a ’00s Band of Brothers
Frontman Dave Monks reminisced about their fourth-grade class, late night rehearsals on high school weeknights, and their first shows in Boston.
