Welcome to the ArtsEmerson online media kit. Here you will find press releases, high resolution images, links to videos, playbills, and more. For more information, please contact LUCA PR/Darren DeLuca, 603.489.7624.
Welcome to the ArtsEmerson online media kit. Here you will find press releases, high resolution images, links to videos, playbills, and more. For more information, please contact LUCA PR/Darren DeLuca, 603.489.7624.
MAR 27, 2024
MAR 04, 2024
MRS. KRISHNAN IS THROWING AN IMMERSIVE, THEATRICAL PARTY LIKE NO OTHER, AND YOU’RE INVITED
JAN 18, 2024
THE 7 FINGERS MAKE THEIR TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO BOSTON
OCT 23, 2023
THE REAL JAMES BOND…WAS DOMINICAN Press Release
OCT 13, 2023
ARTSEMERSON ANNOUNCES THE 8TH ANNUAL WORLD ALIVE! CELEBRATION
SEP 29, 2023:
CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF BUILDING ASIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY THROUGH FILM (BAAFF)
SEP 05, 2023:
Experience the story of four centuries of the wampanoag people – We Are The Land
AUG 23, 2023:
Amal Walks Across America – Little Amal Begins Her Journey in Boston
MAY 24, 2023:
ARTSEMERSON ANNOUNCES 2023/24 SEASON
Apr 24, 2023:
Apr 20, 2023:
In ‘And So We Walked,’ DeLanna Studi follows the footsteps of her ancestors along the Trail of Tears
Apr 04, 2023:
A CHEROKEE DAUGHTER’S JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY RETRACING THE TRAIL OF TEARS
Mar 07, 2023:
EVERYTHING LEFT UNSAID CASTS A SHADOW – ARTSEMERSON PRESENTS SHADOWS CAST
Feb 01, 2023:
Manual Cinema Returns to Boston with Its Innovative and Cinematic Storytelling
David C. Howse | Photo Credit: Asia Kepka
David C. Howse joined ArtsEmerson as executive director in 2015 and is fiscally and administratively responsible for multiple cultural venues in Downtown Boston. Prior he served as executive director of Boston Children’s Chorus (BCC), where he was instrumental in helping grow BCC from a pilot project serving 20 kids in 2003 to a vibrant organization educating more than 500 singers in 12 choirs in 5 locations. David was named as one of the GK100: Boston’s Most Influential People of Color, earned the Social Innovation Forum Achievement Award (Root Cause) and was included in the “40 Under 40” (Boston Business Journal). He serves in many capacities in the community, including service on the boards of Exponential Creativity Ventures, Social Innovation Forum, Associated Grant Makers, Chorus America and as a Trustee of the Forbes House Museum. He also serves on the Board of Corporators for Eastern Bank, the Board of Advisors at the Museum of Fine Arts, the Advisory Council of the New England Foundation for the Arts and the corporation of the Community Music Center of Boston. David earned degrees from Bradley University (Peoria, IL) and New England Conservatory of Music (Boston, MA) and is a graduate of The Partnership’s Next Generation Executive Leadership Program at Harvard University. He teaches at the Institute for Nonprofit Practice. Originally from Murfreesboro, TN, he resides in Milton, MA. Twitter: @dchowse
Ronee Penoi | Photo Credit: Amber Wilkie
Ronee Penoi (Laguna Pueblo/Cherokee) was most recently a Producer with Octopus Theatricals, where she advanced the work of Cherokee artist DeLanna Studi (And So We Walked), Phantom Limb Company (Falling Out), Ripe Time (Sleep), Homer’s Coat (An Iliad by Denis O’Hare and Lisa Peterson), Theatre for One, and more. She is a two-time ISPA (International Society of Performing Arts) Global Fellow, and has been an APAP (Association of Performing Arts Professionals) Leadership Fellow and TCG (Theatre Communications Group) Rising Leader of Color. Ronee is a Founding Member of The Industry Standard Group (TISG), a commercial investment and producing organization with an intentional focus on increasing the presence of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) investors and producers in the commercial producing field. She is also part of the consortium leadership of First Nations Performing Arts, a proud NEFA (New England Foundation for the Arts) National Theater Project Advisor, serves on Western Arts Alliance Committees, and leads the Creative and Independent Producer Alliance (CIPA) Programs Committee. Ronee is a two-time recipient of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Individual Artist Fellowship as well as additional awards for her musical composing work with collaborator Annalisa Dias on #Resist and The Carlisle Project. She is also Co-Founder and collaborator with Groundwater Arts Collective dedicated to climate justice in the arts. Previously, Ronee was NNPN Producer-in-Residence at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Senior Producing Fellow and Directing Fellow at Arena Stage, and toured nationally with Anna Deavere Smith’s Let Me Down Easy. She spent three years with the Consensus Building Institute, a non-profit specializing in facilitation and mediation services. Her current anti-racism practice builds upon a decolonization framework and embraces systems change as a key component of that work. She graduated with honors from Princeton University with a degree in Music with certificates in Vocal Performance and Theatre & Dance. She has been invited to guest lecture on producing at Princeton University, CalArts, Howard University, and for American University’s graduate Arts Administration program.
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