If your idea of a comic-book movie is something light and fun, you will probably want to skip "The Dark Knight." As grim as a Martin Scorsese gangster picture, and as perverse as a Brian DePalma   Read More »

BRIDGEPORT - It's "American Idol," but Bridgeport-style. The Two Boots Restaurant in downtown Bridgeport will host a music showcase called "Who's Next" June 14, to present music talent from the   Read More »

The Black Rock Art Center in Bridgeport will host a benefit concert for Harmony4Kidz Saturday night at 8 featuring The Daria Musk Trio, The Blue Joy Project, Irena and Bermuda Road, Laura Sumner and   Read More »

In 1994, the Summer Festival Chorus was founded at Fairfield University with the idea that just maybe there were lots of bored singers in the region looking to work on a summer project.   Read More »

What do Richard Nixon and William Shakespeare have in common? Theatergoers will be able to find out starting Friday, July 18, when the Connecticut Free Shakespeare production of "Much Ado About   Read More »

-TOWN PLAYERS IN NEWTOWN The Town Players will conduct auditions for its September production of Moliere's "The Miser" Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.   Read More »

There is something remarkable about the unassuming nature of celebrated artist Joe Lasker. Lasker, 89, lives with his wife, Millie, in a modest home built 50 years ago in Village Creek at the edge of   Read More »

"Scramble!" is purportedly a farce, but proves to be more tragedy than farce. Tragedy for the audience, that is. None of the recognizable characteristics of farce are evident — at least not   Read More »

Daniel Silva is kicking off his national book tour for "Moscow Rules" (Putnam) with two Fairfield County appearances this week. The former journalist made his fiction debut in 1997 with   Read More »