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Emerson Paramount Center
559 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
Thu-Sat: 12–6PM
Sun & Mon: Closed
Tue-Sat: 12–6PM
Tue, July 4: Closed
Sun & Mon: Closed
The Paramount and Cutler Majestic Box Offices are open 2 hours prior to any event. The Cutler Majestic Box Office is open during performances only.
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Sep 26, 2023
ArtsEmerson and Hispanic Heritage Month
ArtsEmerson has a long history celebrating the Hispanic community with various shows across the years. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, here is a list of shows by Hispanic artists,...
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All Shows Now On Sale!
Our first ticketed event of the 2023-2024 season is just around the corner and we are thrilled that tickets for all shows are now available for purchase! This year's season features...
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The History of the Wampanoag Nation
The Wampanoag Nation is an indigenous tribe formally based in Southeastern Massachusetts and Eastern Rhode Island. Upon the arrival of Europeans beginning in the 1500s, the Wampanoag Nation grew smaller...
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About The Point
At ArtsEmerson, the art is the provocation; conversation is the point. The Point is a conversation series that invites audiences to explore big q...
Learn more: https://artsemerson.org/events/the-book-of-life/
Experience the story of four centuries of the Wampanoag People in this beautiful play filled with song, dance, and spoken word.
The Wampanoag people have been stewarding their land for over 10,000 years across several eastern states, including Massachusetts. After colonization, their voice was silenced. We Are The Land is part pageant, part play, where audiences will hear directly from Wampanoag people telling their story of their relationship to the soil, how it was taken away, and how the nation has re-established themselves in a way that both honors their ancestors and looks toward the future. In collaboration w...
More about Little Amal: https://artsemerson.org/events/little-amal/
NOV 08 - 12 in Boston
Learn more: https://artsemerson.org/events/the-real-james-bond-was-dominican/
And sign up for our email list for notice of more remarkable shows and events in the future at ArtsEmerson.org
About The Point
At ArtsEmerson, the art is the provocation; conversation is the point. The Point is a conversation series that invites audiences to explore big q...
Learn more: https://artsemerson.org/events/the-book-of-life/
Experience the story of four centuries of the Wampanoag People in this beautiful play filled with song, dance, and spoken word.
The Wampanoag people have been stewarding their land for over 10,000 years across several eastern states, including Massachusetts. After colonization, their voice was silenced. We Are The Land is part pageant, part play, where audiences will hear directly from Wampanoag people telling their story of their relationship to the soil, how it was taken away, and how the nation has re-established themselves in a way that both honors their ancestors and looks toward the future. In collaboration w...
More about Little Amal: https://artsemerson.org/events/little-amal/
NOV 08 - 12 in Boston
Learn more: https://artsemerson.org/events/the-real-james-bond-was-dominican/
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