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Oct 03, 2024
Meet Elsa Mosquera-Sterenberg, Our 2024 Champions Award Recipient!
On October 5, ArtsEmerson will honor Elsa Mosquera-Sterenberg as our 2024 Champions Award Recipient during the 9th Annual World Alive! celebration! We are thrilled for this chance to celebrate Elsa,...
Read MoreOct 02, 2024
Reimagining Futures at ArtsEmerson
In every season, ArtsEmerson strives to introduce audiences to shows that offer new perspectives on culture, climate, the past, and the future. The 2024-2025 season is no different, filled with...
Read MoreOct 02, 2024
World Alive! Returns for Its 9th Year!
On October 5, 2024, World Alive! is back for its 9th consecutive year! This annual event has become a staple at ArtsEmerson - giving attendees the opportunity to enjoy a...
Read MoreLearn More: https://artsemerson.org/events/utopian-hotline/
Dance, music, poetry, and a personal life story are intertwined and brilliantly illuminated in this new work from a legend of choreography.
The Point is a conversation series that invites audiences to explore big questions in intimate settings. Hosted by a member of the ArtsEmerson team, local and national luminaries will offer their points of view on the urgent questions surfaced by the artists on our stages. Now in its second year, The Point series is built on years of public dialogues addressing the challenges and concerns of our moment.
For more information: https://artsemerson.org/engage/the-point/
Fight Night, SEP 20–21 at the Paramount Center in Boston.
May 17, 2024
ArtsEmerson Shared Stories
Presented in collaboration with Roxbury International Film Festival, Boston Asian American Film Festival (BAAFF), CineFest Latino Boston and co-presented by the Korean-American Citizens League of New England (KACL-NE)
PANEL
So Yun Um, Director/Executive Producer
Linda Champion, President, Korean-American Citizens League of New England
Q.J. Shi, Director, Asian American Empowerment Council
Susan Chinsen, Moderator; Creative Producer, ArtsEmerson and Founding Director, BAAFF
https://artsemerson.org/events/in-the-same-tongue/
In the Same Tongue is a vibrant full-length movement, sound, and language based-work. Dance legend and choreographer, Dianne McIntyre, unites a vigorous company of dancers and musicians to explore how dance and music “speak” to each other.
Reviving the spirit of McIntyre’s internationally celebrated company Sounds in Motion, In the Same Tongue explores a legacy like that of 1920s Harlem salons, and the Black Arts Movement of the 60’s & 70’s, with dynamic dancers, writers, and musicians.
With original music by celebrated composer Diedre Murray, In the Same Tongue reveals how language creates worlds of beauty, alienation, harmony, tension, or peace. Dynamic vignettes ignite the stage, including McIntyre’s autobiographical stories with “the music”—such as the musical influence of the Black Arts Movement—and feature the poetry of Obie-winning playwright Ntozake Shange.
Learn More: https://artsemerson.org/events/utopian-hotline/
Dance, music, poetry, and a personal life story are intertwined and brilliantly illuminated in this new work from a legend of choreography.
The Point is a conversation series that invites audiences to explore big questions in intimate settings. Hosted by a member of the ArtsEmerson team, local and national luminaries will offer their points of view on the urgent questions surfaced by the artists on our stages. Now in its second year, The Point series is built on years of public dialogues addressing the challenges and concerns of our moment.
For more information: https://artsemerson.org/engage/the-point/
Fight Night, SEP 20–21 at the Paramount Center in Boston.
May 17, 2024
ArtsEmerson Shared Stories
Presented in collaboration with Roxbury International Film Festival, Boston Asian American Film Festival (BAAFF), CineFest Latino Boston and co-presented by the Korean-American Citizens League of New England (KACL-NE)
PANEL
So Yun Um, Director/Executive Producer
Linda Champion, President, Korean-American Citizens League of New England
Q.J. Shi, Director, Asian American Empowerment Council
Susan Chinsen, Moderator; Creative Producer, ArtsEmerson and Founding Director, BAAFF
https://artsemerson.org/events/in-the-same-tongue/
In the Same Tongue is a vibrant full-length movement, sound, and language based-work. Dance legend and choreographer, Dianne McIntyre, unites a vigorous company of dancers and musicians to explore how dance and music “speak” to each other.
Reviving the spirit of McIntyre’s internationally celebrated company Sounds in Motion, In the Same Tongue explores a legacy like that of 1920s Harlem salons, and the Black Arts Movement of the 60’s & 70’s, with dynamic dancers, writers, and musicians.
With original music by celebrated composer Diedre Murray, In the Same Tongue reveals how language creates worlds of beauty, alienation, harmony, tension, or peace. Dynamic vignettes ignite the stage, including McIntyre’s autobiographical stories with “the music”—such as the musical influence of the Black Arts Movement—and feature the poetry of Obie-winning playwright Ntozake Shange.
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