November 2, 2017 | Theatre,
An Interview with Director Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota
“We are living through a time when we all have a tendency, at one level or another, to one degree or another, to shut out the negative destruction all...
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October 31, 2017 | Theatre,
Albert Camus – Key Dates
Albert Camus penned L’État de siège (The State of Siege) almost directly in the middle of his celebrated writing career. How many works by this Nobel Prize winning author have...
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October 31, 2017 | Theatre,
The State of Denial & The State of Siege
In May I found myself in Rennes, France, on the eve of that nation’s presidential election. As a part of my responsibilities at ArtsEmerson I travel to see work....
Read MoreOctober 25, 2017 | Theatre,
Syria, Chile, & The Limits of Theatre: A Discussion with the Author and Director of Kiss
In Kiss, Chilean playwright and director Guillermo Calderón brings his masterful sensibility to an intense, tightly wound story where naiveté can turn out to be the kiss of death....
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October 2, 2017 | Notes From Leadership, Theatre,
Using Our Marquees to Foster a Dialogue with our Community
The ArtsEmerson leadership team on the practice of using the Emerson Paramount Center and Cutler Majestic Theatre marquees for far more than show promotion. We have made a habit...
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October 2, 2017 | Theatre, Notes From Leadership,
Co-Artistic Director P. Carl Named a Ford Foundation Fellow
ArtsEmerson, HowlRound, and Emerson College are proud to share the Ford Foundation’s announcement today, that P. Carl, PhD., is one of the 25 new Artists for Change Fellows. The...
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September 28, 2017 | Theatre,
HOME’s Boston Debut Receives a Standing Ovation
“A technical marvel from start to finish…It’s difficult to convey how incredibly moving it can be.” – South Shore Critic “This is experimental theater that can be enjoyed by...
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September 26, 2017 | Theatre,
Boston’s Love of Magic: from Houdini to HOME
The population of Boston has long been enamored with magic and the art of illusion. Not only did the citizenry love to witness something unexplainable, the city was also once...
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