Mark Hänser

Concert Review: Puddles Pity Party — It’s His Party, and He Will Cry If He Wants To

An exhilarating and entertaining evening with Puddles, a most personable and unique clown.

Tinariwen’s music exudes determination, the soulful energy of ethnic resilience.

The members of DakhaBrakha have created something uniquely their own — “folk-punk.”

This is sweet and haunting music; and, like rose oil, it lingers.

The Boston Camerata’s lucid production placed emphasis on music and movement and a chiaroscuro-inspired use of light and shadow.

Elaine Biribin November 17, 2019 at 7:32 pm on Book Review: “Know My Name: a memoir’ — Required ReadingI wonder why Bill Clinton was not mentioned. Wouldn’t it have been great for women, and especially Monica Lewinsky, if...
April November 17, 2019 at 4:12 pm on Concert Review: Tool — Defying ConventionWhile I have been a long fan of Tool I find the curtain ridiculous. I went to see the band...
Mark Hänser November 14, 2019 at 8:18 am on Concert Review: Puddles Pity Party — It’s His Party, and He Will Cry If He Wants ToTY for the correction! I will try and correct the review. 😊
Monica Hileman November 13, 2019 at 8:53 pm on Commentary/Interview: Boston Globe Union Negotiations — Anger and ResistanceThanks for bringing attention to this. I hate to see the paper decline more than it has, especially in the...
Greg November 13, 2019 at 5:34 pm on Music Preview: “Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly: The Rock ’n’ Roll Dream Tour” — Virtual PresenceHi, Saw Roy version in NYC, and it had a static creepiness that wasn’t enjoyable to me. Hoping the technology...