Comedic Chaos and Latin Culture Steal the Hartford Stage Spotlight
On the eve of Art Basel—the biggest art event in Miami—art gallery owner Mariana discovers that her art has suddenly […]
Hartford Stage Presents “Two Trains Running”
Time travel to Pittsburgh in 1969, where Memphis Lee’s beloved diner welcomes and unites locals during divisive times. Hartford Stage presents “Two Trains Running”, which runs from January 23 to February 16, 2025.
New Comedy, “King James,” Celebrates Basketball and Friendship
Friendship and basketball take center stage at TheaterWorks Hartford with “King James”, a new comedy that explores the role that sports play in people’s lives and relationships.
OPINION: Latinos, Literacy & Wealth
A clear need is emerging for financial education, investment opportunity and access to capital, states The Latinas in Leadership Institute.
SCOW’s Bebés Activos expands to Meriden, promoting bilingualism and cultural engagement for families
MERIDEN — Every Friday, Lilia Falcon takes her 7-month-old daughter, Olivia, to the Bebés Activos bilingual playgroup at the Meriden Public
Hartford Stage Brings The Holiday Spirit with “A Christmas Carol”
HARTFORD—This holiday season, theatergoers can escape the cold with a heartwarming classic at Hartford Stage. “A Christmas Carol: A Ghost
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde take the (Hartford) Stage
HARTFORD—A classic tale emerges from the shadows this fall as Hartford Stage commences its 2024-2025 season with “Dr. Jekyll and
“Fever Dreams” Brings Passion and Mystery To TheaterWorksHartford
HARTFORD—TheaterWorks Hartford opens its 39th season with an emotional performance on navigating love and loss. “Fever Dreams (of animals on
Some Connecticut Latinos share nuanced and surprising views on the upcoming November election
Latinos continue to have a growing influence on the electorate nationally and in Connecticut. As the November election approaches several Connecticut
Immigrant physicians: A solution to workforce shortages?
In 2011, Mark Costa moved to the U.S. from his native Brazil with his wife and two children. He had
MidState soccer fields controversy highlights mixed language accessibility in Meriden city government
MERIDEN—A number of elected officials, included Meriden Mayor Kevin Scarpati, have received criticism from local Spanish speakers for lack of
Opinion: Ensuring every child can rise on their talent
Trinity College Senior Antonio Ortega explores inaccessibility and disparities within post-secondary opportunities and support.