Edwin O. Munera: No Land’s Man is a solo guitar performance that explores the question of belonging—how place, memory, and movement shape identity through sound. Featuring guest artists:Jenny Oliver – Choreography & DanceDarrell Hyche – Dance Drawing on syncopated dance rhythms from his…

Edward is a porcelain rabbit who believes he is superior to everyone around him. But after losing everything, he is swept into a long journey through many homes and many hands. This journey teaches him about loss, kindness, and change, and in the end Edward discovers what it truly means to love.…

Join the March family around the hearth as ASP explores one of the most beloved texts in American literature, in a bold new adaptation by Kate Hamill (Emma, The Odyssey, Pride & Prejudice). In the Victorian-era idylls of Concord, Jo March is anything but your classic Victorian heroine.…

You’re invited to Creative Chats! The event is a way to gather creative people face-to-face to mingle, hear a featured conversation on the topic of creativity and the creative life, and then engage in the conversation themselves in small groups. Come to get inspired, to reflect, and connect. All…

Witness the inspiring journey of Swami Vivekananda - from his early struggles and meeting with Ramakrishna, to his iconic Chicago address, Vedantic teachings on non-dualism and Yoga, and exchanges with disciples like Nivedita and Nikola Tesla.  For further details about the play, including the…

A thought-provoking play into interfaith marriage, love beyond barriers, and shared humanity! Neel Gandhi from London and Mohammed Aslam from New Delhi meet at a scientific conference in Bangalore, both facing intense opposition from families and friends in their planned interfaith marriages to…

A one-woman show based on the book The Choice by Edith Eva Eger.  Sixteen-year-old Edith is sent to Auschwitz. She endures the horrors of the camp, loses her loved ones, yet finds an inner strength that helps her survive. Today, Dr. Edith Eger is a psychologist. She lives in the United States and…

In the 1860s, Hervé Joncour undertook four trips to Japan to purchase silkworm eggs. In this distant and dangerous country, he fell madly in love with a beautiful stranger, a meeting that changed his life. Soie speaks of impossible loves, sensuality, obsession, and "the happiness we flee for fear…