October 4, 2013 | Theatre,
Baritones Through History
First used at the end of the 15th century, the term “baritone” originates from the Greek barytonos, which translates to “deep-sounding.” It lands smack dab in the middle between...
Read MoreFirst used at the end of the 15th century, the term “baritone” originates from the Greek barytonos, which translates to “deep-sounding.” It lands smack dab in the middle between...
Read MoreThis past year, full of horrific events like the Aurora shooting (July 2012), the Sandy Hook shooting (December 2012), the Boston Marathon bombings (April 2013) and the DC shootings...
Read MoreJust after 11am on April 20th, 1999, juniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked through the doors of Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado armed with a pistol, a...
Read MoreWhat did you think of columbinus? Did you attend any of the engagement opportunities? What did you walk away with? We’d love to hear your feedback on this production and...
Read MoreThis note from our Director of Artistic Programs appears in the program for columbinus. We post it here to continue the conversation started by the Boston Globe over the...
Read MoreRita McAteer, Julia Propp, Ryan Walsh, and Akiba Abaka give us the inside scoop on External Affairs Land. And there’s a special appearance from the office Chatimal and ROBble-head!
Read MoreFront of House Manager Matt Harrington reveals the inside scoop on what goes at the public face of the organization. It’s surprisingly quirky…parrots as service animals, anyone? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prNcmQJmSYw
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