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The sacred and the secular rarely drift far from each other in Eric Bibb’s folk and blues music.

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As it looks forward to celebrating 40 Years of Jazz at NEC in 2009/10, New England Conservatory has announced the appointment of two outstanding musicians to its jazz studies faculty: pianist–composer Fred Hersch , an alumnus of the Class of 1977; and saxophonist Miguel Zenon , a 2008 MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Grant recipient.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company’s new Rosalind, Katy Stephens, points out in the programme that her job is “not to be great” but to tell a love story, “together with everyone involved”. To some extent, she succeeds. But an audience’s job in this play is to fall in love with Rosalind, and I’m not sure that we do.

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New England Conservatory will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of its first-in-the-nation Jazz Studies program during the 2009-10 academic year.

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The stylish and horrifically violent story of two star crossed samurai vying for the same prizes. What They Say Two damaged warriors wear the scars of a twisted and violent past. Bitter rivals for the secrets of their master’s sword and the right to his daughter, these samurai inflict wounds on each other that would destroy lesser men…

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Leonora Carrington, Chiki, ton pays. Oil, tempera and silk on canvas. Est. $1.2/1.6 million. Photo: Sotheby´s. NEW YORK, NY.- The spring sales of Latin American Art at Sotheby’s on the evening of May 27th and day of May 28th encompass works from the Colonial period to Modern and Contemporary paintings, sculptures and multi-media installations.

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The high school premiere of a play adapted by local actors from a work by a famous Hoosier author will come to life tonight at North Central High School.

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It is arguably the most important foreign policy question facing any president, and Richard Haass—a member of the National Security Council staff for the first President Bush and the director of policy planning in the State Department for Bush II—is in a unique position to address it.

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