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A 1919 silent film about an improbable journey of survival and perseverance will be screened at the Academy of Music on March 18 at 7 p.m. The classic film, the Frank Hurley-directed “South,” will be accompanied by a live orchestral … Continued

Gloucester Stage will launch its 44th season with a new artistic director and a special commission for a play about Gloucester during the city’s quadricentennial year. As artistic director, Rebecca Bradshaw, who built her theater career in Boston, joins Christopher … Continued

Gov. Maura Healey wants to create a new tax credit to help community theaters offset operating costs, attract more talent and expand their offerings. A proposal tucked into Healey’s $750 million tax-cut package, filed as part of her preliminary budget … Continued

During the 48 years of Portugal’s authoritarian Estado Novo regime, cinema was used as propaganda in a very conscious way. Source: UMass Dartmouth’s film series shines a spotlight on “Portuguese Cinema in Times of Dictatorship”

The iconic Fargo Theatre located downtown on Broadway turned 97 years old on Wednesday.The theatre was originally built in 1926 and quickly became an iconic symbol for the downtown community. Source: Fargo Theatre celebrates 97th birthday

Hasbro has narrowed the field for its eOne subsidiary to a handful of suitors, sources tell Deadline. We hear fellow indie studios Lionsgate, Fremantle and Legendary (with Apollo) are in the running to acquire a majority stake in eOne. Source: … Continued