Improv Asylum presents Ethel, a new comedic, dance, theater, exploration of artistic relevance, online dating, and disco! Joy and Alexander Davis (The Davis Sisters) will stop at nothing to find true love, and the lost disco music of Broadway legend Ethel Merman. Join them for an unforgettable journey featuring disco music, live dance, and some … Continued
Join us for a discussion about how Boston-area artists can promote themselves and their communities with a focus on inclusivity and representation. Representation matters in all sectors, but how does Boston stack up in the arts? Hear from a panel of experts in the Boston arts world about their experiences, ideas, and latest work to … Continued
Neena Gulati and the Triveni Ensemble present the timely tale of “Dasavatar: The Ten Incarnations of Vishnu.” In times of darkness and evil, when the last traces of hope seem lost, Vishnu sends himself forth, age after age. He descends to destroy evil and protect goodness. As the world evolves and becomes more complex, so … Continued
Everything we do in life seems to be part of a long and endless journey. Having perseverance and making an effort, however will ensure success and ultimately achieve one’s goals. Don’t be discouraged by minor obstacles. In the end, you will find that all your efforts have been worthwhile.
An Evening of Music and Dance: Nancy Hair, Cello Performing with: Helena Froehlich, dance Tamara Goldstein, piano Rachel Roberts, flute There will be several pieces including Philippe Gaubert: Trois Aquarelles (Three Watercolors) Admission is free of charge!
Ghosts of the Body two evenings of new works with Sara Shelton Mann in collaboration with Jesse Zaritt Jessie Jeanne & Dancers Ruckus Dance
In Pieces explores the literal and figurative pieces of our lives; fragments of lost love, friendship, and how we have learned to adapt to our ever-changing world. This evening of dance takes you on a journey of the human experience from our moments of chaos and breaking down to our moments of triumph. In … Continued
XSection: A Dance and Science Film Festival sparking interdisciplinary collaboration between dance – science – film. The methodologies of scientific research and dance creation are abstract. Films can document visual forms and create a tangible record of these concepts. The vision of XSFF is to archive the expression of current scientific findings and instigate with … Continued
Boston Ballet presents the coming-of-age fairytale The Sleeping Beauty by Marius Petipa with additional choreography by Sir Frederick Ashton. Hailed as one of the Company’s trademark works, this quintessential production features soaring music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky and sumptuous sets and costumes by Emmy Award-winning designer David Walker. “The tradition, emotion, and atmosphere created … Continued
Boston Ballet presents Classic Balanchine, an array of iconic and diverse works by esteemed choreographer George Balanchine. The program opens with Balanchine’s allegorical Prodigal Son, a powerful tale of sin and redemption, followed by the return of Stravinsky Violin Concerto, a tribute to his friendship and many collaborations with the celebrated composer. The Company … Continued