Along the way, the darkly comic ‘Mrs. Fletcher’ takes on political correctness.
Arts & Entertainment
Deep Water: ‘Improvisation’ by Martin Steingesser
Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.
A fictionalized Lizzie Borden picks up an ax again – or maybe not
In Sarah Schmidt’s debut novel, the story is told from four perspectives, and each character has a motivation for the infamous murders.
How Rotten Tomatoes became Hollywood’s most feared influencer
The website’s scores help decide films’ fates and reflect audiences’ frustrations with mediocre releases.
Fiber and painting grow closer in exhibit at Able Baker Contemporary
The Portland show brings artists working with fabric into sharper focus.
‘Early Evening Show’ offers new variety of laughs at Celebration Barn
The long-running Maine vaudeville show is back in South Paris on Saturday.
PMA Contemporaries mark 10 years at Midsummer Party
The group was formed to get a younger cohort involved with the Portland museum.
Fascination leads to house recreated, life imagined for author Jane Goodrich
After rebuilding the home of Boston philanthropist George Nixon Black, the Maine writer creates a story about him in her new novel, ‘The House at Lobster Cove.’
Kids of famously funny dads find their own spots in stage
Following legends like John Cleese and George Carlin into comedy has its ups and downs.
Concert review: Tegan and Sara still sound fresh after 20 years
The singing sisters are doing their best work rather than milking that anniversary-reissue money.