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The Ufot Family Cycle will play out in theaters across Boston over the next two years.

"Social Studies," on FX and Hulu, looks at the impact of social media on teens.

New data suggest reality TV is on the decline

Tom Stoppard’s Tony Award-winning play, now at the Huntington Theatre, confronts dark chapters from his own past.

“Laughs in Spanish,” at SpeakEasy Stage, offers more than just laughs.

From theater and dance performances to comedy shows and concerts, see what’s on the calendar around the Hub this fall.

"Outstanding" is a Netflix documentary on the history of lesbian, gay, and trans stand-up comedy.

All seven seasons of the classic NBC police drama will launch on Aug. 19.

Praxis Stage’s bracing production — the company’s first show since February 2020 — does an admirable job of pulling you into Harold Pinter’s unnerving, destabilizing world.

“The Drowsy Chaperone” doesn’t just invite hammy excess. This utterly bonkers musical demands it, and the Lyric Stage Company of Boston’s 16-member cast are only too happy to oblige.