Theater review: In ‘The Cher Show,’ three versions of the star tell story of her career

The jukebox musical runs through June 25 at Ogunquit Playhouse.

An enjoyable ‘Doctor Strange’ sequel delivers the flyin’, the witch and the red robe

Double, double, gargoyles and rubble: There are witchy doings and evil twins aplenty in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” the spookily unhinged new entry in the Marvel Cinematic — uh, Universe? Multiverse? Whatever we’re supposed to call this increasingly hydra-headed Disney content behemoth, it has rarely ventured in a direction this playful, this […]

Indie Film: ‘The Hunting Trail’ captures how wrong things can go in the woods

The short film has been accepted into five festivals and has its sights set on more.

Tap Lines: Local bocks will ease transition to warm-weather beers

These German-style offerings make for smooth sipping from spring into summer.

What to look for this summer at Maine museums and galleries

A rundown of the season’s art exhibits from southern Maine up through the coast.

Best-Sellers: ‘Big Truck Little Island,’ ‘Downeast’

The current top-selling fiction and nonfiction books at Longfellow Books in Portland.

Quiz: Which Maine beach read is for you?

Theater review: In new musical, a middle-aged Dorothy returns to Oz

Footlights premieres ‘Surrender Dorothy,’ running through May 21.

Theater review: ‘Sabina’ tells cerebral but entertaining story of psychoanalysts

The musical is in its premiere run at Portland Stage.

Indie Film: Filmmaker’s struggle with depression informs his latest short

Robbie Moore hopes again to reach audiences on a personal level with ‘3:46 a.m.’