Flow: Art Inspired by Movement and Sound Dates: May 19 – June 30, 2023 The Mosesian Center for the Arts invites artists to submit work inspired by movement / dance and sound / music. Dance is a form of storytelling. As the dancers move through space, the story unfolds. The story is told throu...

Prerequisite: CYC Level 1 or equivalent experience Please note: there are no class meetings, this program is scheduled individually with mentors. The Level 2: Core CYC program is an opportunity for participants in grades 8-12 to learn from a theater professional mentor. Participants choose a...

Returning improv students are welcome in this short-session class to strengthen individual and group performance skills. Whether your goal is performing on a team, building a toolbox of improv techniques, becoming a more confident and spontaneous public speaker, or simply meeting friends and having ...

This class explores a variety of mixed media techniques as participants learn to combine materials in order to express their personal journeys and/or perspectives on larger issues. The class uses a group feedback model to help generate ideas and push each other’s artistic expression to new levels. T...

A reading of a new play by Erin Lerch As climate change ravaged the Earth, those with money and power escaped into space, leaving behind the less fortunate to try and survive in the wreckage. Half a century later, a small group of said survivors stumble across a treasure trove left by one of...

The "Greatest Movie Musical of All Time" is faithfully and lovingly adapted by Broadway legends Betty Comden and Adolph Green, from their original award-winning screenplay in Singin' in the Rain JR. Hilarious situations, snappy dialogue and a hit-parade score of Hollywood standards make Singin' in t...

Printmaking, from relief printmaking to intaglio to lithography and silkscreen, has a long history as a medium used to comment on political and social issues. Printmaking was used both in political propaganda as well as the medium of choice for political activism and protest. Different printmaking t...

In 2014, Mount Auburn became the first cemetery in the United States to establish an artist residency program. The program supports the creation of new work by a contemporary artists inspired by their own in-depth experience at the Cemetery. The resident artists are charged with creating works for v...

Join Guerilla Opera and Mosesian Arts for a world premiere event! This operatic film inspired by the life of Rose Standish Nichols, a true-life women's peace party and suffrage activist and professional architect, brings to light this singular Bostonian woman's efforts to affect change. "I Give Y...

Featuring opening acts Cam Ohh and Danny Riordan TRANScendent is a celebration of queer comedy. Ms Adventure, Cam Ohh, and Danny Riordan are up-and-coming comedians in Boston who've dealt with the horrors of living outside cisheteronormativity — so you don't have to. They bring you their acquir...

Casteism is an age-old, deep-rooted social issue in Indian society. It encourages the practice of discrimination against people based on their caste. This form of discrimination is seen in every sphere of life, such as in the workplace, in education, and in social interactions. Evils of Casteism ...