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Pictures from ArtsEmerson’s Garden Party

August 4, 2017 The World On Stage 0 Comments

Some 75 guests attended ArtsEmerson’s Garden Party—an annual summer friendraiser—at the Lexington home of David and Terry Wilkins. Grammy-winning artist, Esperanza Spalding, regaled the guests in word and song. We were honored to have the support of our host committee including Paul & Evelyne Alexander, Vivian Beard, Trina & Kevin Cherry, Carolyn & Poul Hebsgaard, Kimmie Jackson, Alyce & Patrick Lee, Fred Lowery, Valerie Mosley. Photos by Craig Bailey. View the full gallery below. (Left to Right, Host, Terry…

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Making Something Beautiful Together

August 2, 2017 The World On Stage 0 Comments

  This summer, we’re asking audience members who love The 7 Fingers circus troupe—over a hundred of our patrons have seen ALL 5 of the shows they’ve presented here—about why they adore these artists. There’s a lot more to come, but here’s a quick testimonial from one local 7 Fingers fan: “The 7 Fingers to me is all about this small group of humans being amazing and making something beautiful together. I wish we could…

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8 Things To Celebrate as we kick off our 8th Season!

July 26, 2017 The World On Stage, Uncategorized 0 Comments

Last Season marked a banner year for ArtsEmerson, and we owe all of our success to those who supported our mission through their participation. Here’s 8 things to celebrate as we kick off our 8th Season!   Learn more about accessibility at ArtsEmerson. Learn more about the Bright Family Screening Room. Learn more about Claudia Rankine’s The White Card, a World Premiere coming this February. Watch audiences rave about Parable of the Sower. Catch a…

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Check out these photos from the Fashion Accessibility Project

June 26, 2017 The World On Stage 0 Comments

When the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) turned 25 in 2015, the milestone sparked a movement in the fashion design industry. Many designers began creating clothing and fashion for those with disabilities; their solution-based designs allowed these pieces of practical and stylish clothing to solve problems rather than create them. This past weekend ArtsEmerson and Epicenter Community teamed up to create something unique, New England’s very first fashion accessibility event. The event took place in front of a…

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How to be a Rock Critic- Audience Album Picks

May 23, 2017 The World On Stage 0 Comments

Throughout the run of How to be a Rock Critic at the Paramount, we asked audiences to write down the name of an album they would go to bat for as the best album of all time. The responses were wide ranging, some including drawings of the band logos or additional commentary (i.e. “Double Fantasy (minus Yoko’s song)”) or even some simple doodles and exclamation points to really hit home just how crucial the album is for…

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