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The Silkroad Ensemble in performance, with one man singing.

Fall 2021 Edition

The new, digital edition of the American Repertory Theater Guide has an introduction to our fall 2021/22 programming—our first in-person productions in almost eighteen months.

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The new, digital edition of the American Repertory Theater Guide has an introduction to our fall 2021/22 programming—our first in-person productions in almost eighteen months.

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In Conversation with Playwright Idris Goodwin

Production Dramaturg Jessie Baxter sat down with Playwright Idris Goodwin to chat about the newest addition to his break beat cycle, finding source material from friendships, and the role of artists right now.

The Many Histories of Magic

The history of magic is full of revelations, reversals, and enduring mysteries. The Conjurors’ Club celebrates and expands this legacy.

“The Most Human Art Form”

A conversation on theater-making in compromised conditions, the beauty of collaboration, and why poetry supersedes politics and psychology.

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The entrance to The Explorer’s Garden at the Arnold Arboretum.

The Boston Globe

[The experience] offers visitors another reason to return to the park again and again. The reflections provide a way to be still, or to tune in to our bodies. Perhaps the best part is that the pieces allow us to escape the busyness of life.

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Lilly Rose Valore as Alice with a transgender pride-themed hand fan.

WBUR The ARTery

In ‘Alice in Rainbowland,’ LGBTQIA+ Artists Send A Message With Movement

As Alice travels through Rainbowland, she stumbles upon scenes where its inhabitants demonstrate that whoever you are or whoever you love, you are always worthy of respect and acceptance. The show is specifically geared toward families.

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