Olivia D'Ambrosio is a Playmaker, or versatile theatre professional working as a producer, director, actor and teaching artist. In greater-Boston and regionally, she has worked in her various artistic capacities at the Nora Theatre, Playhouse Creatures Theatre Company, New Repertory Theater,...
Professor of Theater Arts, Janet Sonenberg has directed theater in the United States, South America and Europe, and has worked on films with Paddy Chayefsky, Merchant/Ivory, among others. Her books, The Actor Speaks: Twenty-Four Actors Talk about Process and Technique and Dreamwork for Actors,...
The Day the Earth Stood Still Directed by Charlotte BrathwaitePerformance Dates: February 5-7; 12-14, 20157:30pm, E33, Rinaldi Bldg, 34 Carleton Street
Free
Seating is limited. Please arrive at 7:15pm. No seating after 7:45pm.
At this stage in history, either one of two things is possible. Either...
Lecturer in Theatre Arts since 1989 (MFA Yale School of Drama; MA, New York University), Kim Mancuso is a director, writer, actor training specialist and the artistic director of Pilgrim Theatre Research and Performance Collaborative, which she co-founded with American artist Kermit Dunkelberg in...
FiLmprov Cha Cha Cha! The art of filmmaker Kate Matson screened with improvised score by Mark Harvey, trumpet, music director; Peter Bloom, Phil Scarf, Dan Zupan, woodwinds; Bill Lowe, trombone, tuba; John Funkhouser, piano, bass; Jerry Leake, percussion.
Also featuring the premiere of a new...
The Boston Camerata, Anne Azéma, artistic director
Delving deep into the early music repertory, the esteemed Boston Camerata – celebrating its 60th season – enlivens an important chapter of cultural history: the competing centers of France and Italy in the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance....
Visiting Artist Concert: The Boston Camerata, Anne Azéma, artistic director. Of All the Flowers; Song of the Middle Ages. Machaut, Landini, da Bologna, and others, performed by Camerata's virtuoso soloists and instrumentalists. Delving deep into the early music repertory, the esteemed Boston...
Celebrating Latin Jazz and Beyond. MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble, Frederick Harris, Jr., music director. Mark Harvey, guest composer-conductor, Sam Fomon '15, guest vocalist. Featuring first performances of original compositions and arrangements by FJE members and the music of Gillespie, Harvey,...
MIT Wind Ensemble, Frederick Harris, Jr., music director, Jamshied Sharifi, ’83, guest composer, MITWE alumni, guest performers, featuring Sharifi’s Awakening, composed for MITWE in 2012. MITWE’s premiere of this piece is the subject of the 2014 Emmy-winning documentary “Awakening: Evoking the...
MIT Symphony Orchestra, Adam K. Boyles, director.
The program will include a performance of Schumann, Piano Concerto, Movt. 1 by pianist Sarah Rumbley (G)
winner fot he 2015 MITSO Concerto Competition. Also on the program is Mahler, Symphony No. 4 with guest conductor Prof. Kevin Noe, and soprano...