Arts Review

Published
July 25, 2021

A son’s grieving tribute to greatness

Rodrigo Garcia's 'Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes' takes readers into the private grieving for a public man.
Published
July 25, 2021

A true story of gay bullying turns preachy in the Mark Wahlberg movie ‘Joe Bell’
Published
July 19, 2021

Review: Alan Cumming takes the stage at his summer cabaret in Kennebunkport

The stage and screen actor was joined by NPR's Ari Shapiro at Club Cumming on the Coast last weekend.
Published
July 18, 2021

Art review: Coastal art colonies captured in variety of styles

The Monhegan Museum exhibits works by artists who painted both on the island and in Cape Ann, Mass.
Published
July 18, 2021

‘Dream Girl’ turns mundane to macabre

In Laura Lippman's 25th novel, a bedridden novelist is haunted by a woman who claims to be one of his characters.

Published
July 18, 2021

New documentary argues carnivores and vegans can find middle ground

Directed by the founder of the Reducetarian Foundation, 'Meat Me Half Way' is fascinating and multi-faceted.
Published
July 18, 2021

Theater review: High-energy performance fitting for Shakespeare farce in the park

The slapstick humor of Fenix Theatre Company's small 'Comedy of Errors' cast overcomes Deering Oaks distractions.
Published
July 18, 2021

A famous father casts shadows over painful memoir

In 'Poetic License,' the daughter of poet Richard Eberhart works to reconcile the love and loathing he inspired.
Published
July 11, 2021

Children’s book celebrates the color brown in all its glory

'Magnificent Homespun Brown' is as joyful as the confident little girls it depicts.
Published
July 11, 2021

Bedside Table: Many perspectives on Maine in these books