Media Archive

An interview with Macbeth In Stride creator and performer Whitney White.

In residence at Radcliffe as the 2019–2020 Frances B. Cashin Fellow, Casel worked on Diary of a Tap Dancer, a theatrical work positioning tap dance as its driving narrative force.

Ayodele Casel’s work encourages us to engage with the history of tap and with the ways in which the art form has always communicated resistance to oppression.

As society struggles to emerge from isolation and a long and stunning upheaval, Silkroad Ensemble returns to the stage with a new and hopeful program.

Dancer-creator Ayodele Casel and director Torya Beard spoke with choreographer Jill Johnson about the process of bringing their show to the stage.

Artists share their personal connections to the Arnold Arboretum and the inspiration behind their work on The Arboretum Experience.

Like the storied trees we plant to grow and develop over the centuries, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University was established to be adaptive, resilient, productive, and long lasting.

The idea for the sprawling Experience began with a conversation between artists representing various disciplines, people from local indigenous communities, musicians and more. The A.R.T. set up the convening in January for the group to muse about what could happen in the park.