April 6, 2015 | Theatre,
That’s SO ArtsEmerson
“That was SO ArtsEmerson” This is something audiences often exit our theatres saying, which begs the question, “How can so many people say the same thing about such wildly...
Read More“That was SO ArtsEmerson” This is something audiences often exit our theatres saying, which begs the question, “How can so many people say the same thing about such wildly...
Read MoreThank you for joining us for the Culture Clash 30th Anniversary Tour Muse and Morros! We are so honored to have these artists telling stories from the margins of America back...
Read More“Hola! Bueno, when I was a transvestite and prostitute, my name was Hilda.” This is one of the first lines spoken in Muse & Morros, a show generated by...
Read MoreThank you for attending Tristan & Yseult! We are so proud to be presenting this production from a company we have long admired. Now that you have seen it, I can’t...
Read MoreLet no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law. – Romans 13:8 I grew up in a...
Read MoreI once asked him: ‘What is love?’ – He replied, ‘It is the euphoria of impossibility.’ – from Kneehigh’s Tristan and Yseult For as long as love stories have...
Read MoreI love this production. It is one of those rare shows that is greater than the sum of its parts. It has taken on a universality that touches and surprises...
Read MoreBy David Dower In the populist, political, hit-and-run spirit of tonight’s performance, we offer the following quick snapshots from the people’s encyclopedia, Wikipedia, to orient you to the delirious,...
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