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March 16, 2013 | Theatre,

CHECK OUT THESE FILMS, BOOKS & MUSIC RELATED TO EMERGENCY

  FILMS Graceland Girls (2012) In this documentary directed by recent Emerson alumna Jordan Salvatoriello, the Graceland Girls School celebrates young women in central Kenya who desire to become leaders...

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March 15, 2013 | Theatre,

Remembrance

By Hana Sharif, Project Manager, Artists’ Ambassadors Project “Come Home. Come. Come Home. To the truth of who we are….” Some of my earliest memories are sitting at my grandmother’s...

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March 12, 2013 | Theatre,

Twitter Q & A with Daniel Beaty and David Dower

  Daniel Beaty portrays a cast of over 25 characters in the explosive and funny tour-de-force titled Emergency. In advance of Emergency‘s upcoming run at ArtsEmerson (March 22 – 24)...

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February 26, 2013 | Theatre,

Insect Gets Bugged

  Our exoskeleton clad friend @RealKafkaBeetle participated in a Twitter Q & A today from 3 – 3:30 PM. Don’t miss Metamorphosis at the Paramount Center Mainstage  FEB 27 –...

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February 26, 2013 | Theatre,

CHECK OUT THESE FILMS, BOOKS & MUSIC RELATED TO METAMORPHOSIS!

  FILMS The Fly (1986) In this re-make of the 1950s classic sci-fi story, director David Cronenberg adds his distinct touch to the story of a nerdy scientist with an...

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February 25, 2013 | Theatre,

Who Are The Real Vermin?

  In 1971, Stanford psychology professor Phillip Zimbardo randomly selected 24 white male students of the same age for an experiment, arbitrarily assigned each a role of “prisoner” or “guard,”...

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February 25, 2013 | Theatre,

The Top McSweeney’s Entries Concerning Franz Kafka

  If there’s one thing McSweeney’s Internet Tendency has reliably provided its readership over the years it’s high-brow literary tropes and figures tossed blindly into unlikely, low-rent modern scenarios.  While...

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February 22, 2013 | Theatre,

Daniel Fish: The Next Thing

Daniel Fish is on a mission to combine intimacy with theatricality; to connect the audience with high-brow, intellectual material. Whether it’s Shakespeare, Moliere, or, in this case, the ever-complex and...

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