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Photos: Lost Finale Party at the Brattle Theatre

Fans bid Lost farewell at the Brattle | May 23, 2010

By BRANDON CONSTANT AND DAVE BARKER | May 27, 2010

Photo: BRANDON CONSTANT

Lost finale party | Brattle Theatre | May 23, 2010

READ: "Lost Finale considered, Part 1: 'Purgatory?!?! PURGATORY?!?!?'," by Barry Thompson

READ: "Lost Finale considered, Part 2: Were we watching the wrong way this whole time?," by Ryan Stewart

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Review: Shutter Island
I read Dennis Lehane's Shutter Island , a 336-page throat-grabbing mystery thriller, in two nearly sleepless nights.
Review: A Matter Of Size
Director duo Sharon Maymon and Erez Tadmor have fashioned a look at a group of blue-collar Israeli men and how they came to accept who they are.
Dr. Lovemonkey: Fantasies and fakers
I am a college student in my mid-20s and have been married for two-and-a half years to my husband, who is wonderful and who I adore. Here is my weird problem: for many years I've had a hopeless crush on Al Pacino.
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Review: Shutter Island
I read Dennis Lehane's Shutter Island , a 336-page throat-grabbing mystery thriller, in two nearly sleepless nights.
Review: A Matter Of Size
Director duo Sharon Maymon and Erez Tadmor have fashioned a look at a group of blue-collar Israeli men and how they came to accept who they are.
Dr. Lovemonkey: Fantasies and fakers
I am a college student in my mid-20s and have been married for two-and-a half years to my husband, who is wonderful and who I adore. Here is my weird problem: for many years I've had a hopeless crush on Al Pacino.
[NSFW?] Photos: Spookadelica at the Somerville Theatre
Black Cat Burlesque join with Something Weird Video to stage an event called "Spookdelica" at the Somerville Theatre on September 25, 2010.
Maine storyteller heads away for audiences
We here at the Phoenix don't pull this kind of thing often, but this weekend you're missing out. Lewiston native (and Munjoy Hill dweller) Michael Parent has headed 1000 miles southwest from Portland to the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, this weekend.
Review: Brown tackles Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind
Sam Shepard's The Tooth of Crime was scheduled for this season at Brown University Theatre/Sock & Buskin, but the playwright pulled it from production availability to update the 1972 play, as he had done in 1995.
Review: Mixed Magic's Art of Attack
Both the first and the last line we hear in Art of Attack , by Asa Merritt, is: "You must take your opponent into a deep, dark forest where two and two are five and the way out is only wide enough for one."
Photos: St. Anthony's Feast at the North End
Italian immigrants and North End residents celebrate St. Anthony's Feast in the North End on August 27-29, 2010.
Photos: Red-carpet premiere of ''The Town'' at Fenway Park
In the line-up: Ben Affleck, Blake Lively, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner, Matt Damon, and more
Photos: Cambridge Carnival International | September 12, 2010
Crowds enjoy multicultural crafts and music at the 18th annual Cambridge Carnival International at Kendall Square on September 12, 2010.
Trinity's Absurd Person Singular
As playwriting goes, there's prolific and then there's prolific. There's, say, Shakespeare with his piddling 38 plays. And then there's someone like Alan Ayckbourn: 73 full-length babies, and counting.
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