In this musical revival, John Adams attempts to persuade the Continental Congress to vote for American Independence. But how much is he willing to compromise in pursuit of freedom? And who does that freedom belong to?

Explore what monuments mean, and reimagine how they can celebrate values of community, equity, and justice in a workshop led especially for children by Wee the People.

A high-flying adventure that refuses to be held down by the gravity at its core and powerfully refutes the disproportionate expectations placed on Black mothers and their sons.

Our 2022 Gala commemorates the achievements of the actors, directors, designers, producers, and administrators who have been at the heart of the A.R.T.’s programs.

Reflect on the importance of lost family histories, learn basic family-history research skills, and finally start telling our ancestors’ stories in a pair of interactive workshops.

Bring awareness to the immigrant experience and explore your own relationship and journey to the American land through storytelling, world-building, games, and visual art.

What did it mean to live during the American Revolution if you weren’t a “Founding Father”? Hear from Harvard scholars Jane Kamensky, Annette Gordon-Reed, and host Timothy Patrick McCarthy about the Revolutionary experience.

An in-person, outdoor gathering to honor our collective histories and come together in celebration of a reimagined future.