September 3, 2026 | Uncategorized,
Behind Shakespeare’s Greatest Villains
Why do we love a great villain? Why do we root for their downfall and follow them through the story? A great villain is so much more than just a...
Read MoreWhy do we love a great villain? Why do we root for their downfall and follow them through the story? A great villain is so much more than just a...
Read MoreWhat does a dream sound like? For The HawtPlates, the answer isn’t found in a single image or memory, but in a combination of sound, voice, and imagination. Their latest...
Read MoreIn Old Age—which is play 8 of 9 in the historic Ufot Family Cycle—is the latest ArtsEmerson production to be funded, in part, by the Gaining Ground Fund. This fund was...
Read MoreIn May, we welcomed the community to the Bright Family Screening Room for Profiles of Boston: Portraits from the Heart of Chinatown. Our last film event of the season, this...
Read MoreWe had a wonderful time hearing from Alice Wu during the screenings of The Half of It and Saving Face. Below are photographs from The Half of it screening. Be...
Read MoreHere in Boston we are lucky to have a wealth of nonprofits and community groups working to support and celebrate our LGBTQ communities! We are grateful to DNAWORKS for bringing...
Read MoreWhile many of you are aware of what SpaceBridge is, for others, the name probably evokes pictures of galaxies, flying saucers, or astronauts in some far-off utopian future. But the...
Read MoreThis season’s first show, Kristina Wong, #FoodBankInfluencer, might be history’s only solo karaoke musical about emergency food, but the concept of a one-person performance has been around for quite a...
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