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Entwined: Visual and Textual Narratives Dates: May 17–June 21, 2024 The Mosesian Center for the Arts invites artists to submit work inspired by literature, the written word, folk tales, and tales of all kinds from fairy tales to narratives that are autobiographical or speak of the human condi...
Visual Narratives / 5 Pre-recorded Video Lessons Instructor: Dawn Evans Scaltreto $75 for 5 lessons / List of materials will be sent to students when they purchase the course. $75 for 5 lessons + $45 for all the materials used in the lessons. Students choosing this option will be contacted...
Visual Narratives Instructor: Dawn Evans Scaltreto Tuesdays, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm March 12,19,26, April 2,9,23,30, May 7 (No class on April 16) $45 registration fee for Watertown Residents/$130 for Non-Watertown Residents Mosesian Center for the Arts is excited to offer a class for adu...
Please join us for the third in the series of open mic nights in the MCA lobby and art gallery! The event will feature a mix of music, comedy, storytelling, poetry, and more! This month's theme is Awakenings. The event is general admission, with some tables for sitting, some tables for standing, ...
There is a long line of artists who have created feminist art. Their work continues to be relevant today as women and other marginalized genders are facing the same issues of oppressive body politics. There is a present-day resurgence in feminist art, as well as an interest in the history of femi...
Registration opens February 27, 6 pm Fiddler on the Roof Jr. Main Stage Musical Grades 3-9 Fiddler on the Roof Jr. follows Tevye the milkman as he tries to protect his daughters and his way of life from a changing world. WCT’s Musical Series provides student performers the opportunity ...
One unseasonably warm day in January 1919, the large brown tank at 529 Commercial Street burst. A tidal wave of 2.3 million gallons of molasses tsunami-ed through the streets of Boston's North End, wiping out people, horses, and T stations. A Pain in the Molasses by Jael Whitney tells the fascinatin...
One unseasonably warm day in January 1919, the large brown tank at 529 Commercial Street burst. A tidal wave of 2.3 million gallons of molasses tsunami-ed through the streets of Boston's North End, wiping out people, horses, and T stations. A Pain in the Molasses by Jael Whitney tells the fascinatin...
Move & Inspire is a youth dance troupe. Their motto is "We perform to inspire our audience." This show, Move to Change the Future, is a collection of dance pieces made before, throughout, and after the pandemic. The children were kept trained to perform through the difficult times. They are our ...
One unseasonably warm day in January 1919, the large brown tank at 529 Commercial Street burst. A tidal wave of 2.3 million gallons of molasses tsunami-ed through the streets of Boston's North End, wiping out people, horses, and T stations. A Pain in the Molasses by Jael Whitney tells the fascinatin...
Join renowned cabaret and jazz recording artists, THE FOLLEN ANGELS, to celebrate the lives and music of two of the greats. The evening will be emceed by WBZ radio's Jordan Rich, with guest speaker MGH's Chi-Fu Jeffrey Yang, MD. Proceeds from this joyful evening will benefit lung cancer research. ...
Equal parts performance and presentation, this 90-minute show will explore how women historically have used their voices for positive change within the world. “Use your Voice” explores representation, female empowerment, and women taking a “seat at the table,” particularly during Women's Histo...
A free performance of improv and sketch comedy by MCA’s Advanced Improv class. These jokesters have been workin’ hard toward this show—but they’re havin’ fun and smellin’ great. Are you gonna let them perform to empty chairs? Tickets to this performance are free, but we appreciate contributions i...
New York’s PM Theater eagerly presents its second Off-Broadway production of A Star Without a Name on a nationwide tour in the Spring of 2024. This melodramatic tragicomedy, adapted and translated into English by Ilya Eckstein from Mihail Sebastian's Steaua Fără Nume, premiered in New York City a...
New York’s PM Theater eagerly presents its second Off-Broadway production of A Star Without a Name on a nationwide tour in the Spring of 2024. This melodramatic tragicomedy, adapted and translated into English by Ilya Eckstein from Mihail Sebastian's Steaua Fără Nume, premiered in New York City a...