Media Archive

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.

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.

Songs have been used as a form of social and political protest since the country’s founding.

From The Last Poets to “When the Revolution Comes” to Cardi B’s “Bodak Yellow.”

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

Sami Herbawi, owner of restaurant partner Andala Coffee House in Central Square, Cambridge, speaks about the art of cooking and the art in cooking.

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

An interview with the writer and performer of The Maturation of an Inconvenient Negro (or iNEGRO).

Playwright Emily Mann on women in theater, talking circles, and what’s next.