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?

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.

Called “a riot,” “a revolution,” and “a social explosion,” the events that followed the police officers’ acquittal in Rodney King’s police brutality case drew worldwide attention—and inspired Anna Deavere Smith to dissect the anatomy of the civil unrest.

Winner of 5 2022 Olivier Awards including Best New Play, this highly imaginative theatrical adaptation brings one of the most beloved works of fiction to the stage to tell its epic story of endurance and hope.

Critically acclaimed and multi award-winning best-selling author Zadie Smith transforms an excerpt from Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales into the unbelievable—and unforgettable.