THEATER

We learn about traditional Nepalese theater coming to the CitySpace stage, how agricultural workers can adjust for climate change, and highlight some local heroes at Big River Chestnuts.

Massachusetts House and Senate members largely vacated the Statehouse after their underwhelming finish to formal sessions on Aug. 1, saying they'd continue working on the bills they couldn't agree on.

We nerd out with Word Nerd Emily Brewster, visit the Double Edge Theatre to hear about their upcoming sold-out show, and speak with Grammy-winning composer Steven Mackey.

Today on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss the Republican National Convention, a new mobile methadone clinic in nursing homes, grim allegations of patient maltreatment in western Massachusetts, and the latest on the MIFA Victory Theater restoration project.

We talk with some creatives expanding the means of theater. We hear about an upcoming production of "Unreconciled" at the Chester Theatre, learn about an immersive audiowalk fit for two at MASS MoCA, and talk astronomy with Mr. Universe.

We reinterpret religion using a queerer lens with playwright Jo Clifford and Reverend Sarah Buteux, hear some live music from the one-man musical army, Suitcase Junket, and drink coastal wines for our latest Thunderdome.

We chat with folx from Eggtooth Productions about their upcoming theater adaptation of "Orlando" by Virginia Woolf, talk with NEPM reporter Alden Bourne about his reserach on preserving 413 farmland, and get our latest Word Nerd segment.

We hear about the upcoming Easthampton Film Festival, visit the Double Edge Theater before the one-character show, "SUGA," and chat even more eclipse stuff with Mr. Universe.

We hear from the UnNameable Children's Project about their upcoming live production, hear about The Toy Box's upcoming 4-1-3 Day celebration, talk to some Valley Voices storytellers, and pit two natural reds against each other for this week's Thunderdome.

A comingling of operational and government funds flagged auditors to a misuse issue for the Springfield, Massachusetts, nonprofit. Now they need to pay back the government.