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September 29, 2014 | Theatre, Notes From Leadership,

On Becoming Ourselves

Now we are five. Every parent will remember this age. There’s a moment around this time, and it generally takes you by total surprise, when you catch sight of your...

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September 17, 2014 | Theatre,

Can You Risk Letting Go?

This past summer I decided to face my addiction, one that had managed incrementally to keep me unfocused, missing parts of important conversations, and distracting me from fully attending to...

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September 16, 2014 | Theatre,

A Message From Rob Orchard

As you may have heard, on January 1st the leadership of ArtsEmerson: The World on Stage, will be passed on to David Dower, our Director of Artistic Programs, and I...

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September 11, 2014 | Theatre,

What are your traces?

  In anticipation of the arrival of Traces on October 1, artistic engagement manager Kevin Becerra takes a moment to consider the legacies we leave behind.  If you disappeared tomorrow, what traces...

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May 21, 2014 | Theatre, What Did You Think?,

What Did You Think of the Season Preview?

Thank you so much for joining us to preview our 2014-2015 season! We are so excited to begin our conversations with you about the the projects coming soon to our...

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May 8, 2014 | Theatre,

CHECK OUT THESE FILMS, BOOKS AND MUSIC RELATED TO SONTAG: REBORN…AS SUGGESTED BY SONTAG HERSELF!

  By James Blaszko FILMS Courte-tête (1957) While aboard the Rhinedam in 1957 en route to her Fullbright fellowship at Oxford, Sontag watched many films in the ship’s cinema. In her...

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May 7, 2014 | Theatre,

A Constructive Look at RED-EYE to HAVRE de GRACE

  At ArtsEmerson, we love a good a conversation. Presenting a wide stroke of work from around the world means many varied voices and styles come across our stages– an...

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May 7, 2014 | Theatre,

Sontag: In Context

ArtsEmerson Email-Editor Luke Jones shares his thoughts on Sontag’s diaries and what they reveal about America’s greatest public intellectual of the twentieth century.  In a way, it still feels too...

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