86 stories from American Repertory Theater
Congratulations to GATZ and SLEEP NO MORE for their 2011 Obie Awards
Presented by the Village Voice The 56th Annual Obie Awards ceremony was held at Webster Hall in Greenwich Village and emc…
Check out this guest post about Woody's battle with Huntington's Disease, the underlying causes of HD and the types of advocacy and treatment available today.
On Thursday, May 17th, the A.R.T. and Harvard teamed up for a live simulcast of Woody Sez at the Science Center Plaza. It was the first simulcast of a theatrical production outside of…
Did you know that May is Huntington's Disease Awareness Month? Join the A.R.T. and the Huntington's Disease Society of America at the theater tonight to salute one of the most famous v…
Empirical Rogue - Romeo & Juliet Teaser
Empirical Rogue, an NYC-based company comprised primarily of A.R.T. Institute graduates, …
Hear ye, hear ye! The Futurity Young Inventors' Club continues with the unveiling of a second utopian machine designed and built by the middle school STEM Club at the Murphy School.&n…
Today, we unveil the first in a series of world-transforming machines developed by teams of young inventors in residence at the Murphy School (public K-8 in Dorchester). We asked the…
Since early March, the Senior STEM Club at the Murphy School (a public K-8 in Dorchester) have been toiling away on a series of inventions that will change the world forever...read about the…
How does the A.R.T. connect the classroom to the stage? Check out this great post from our Community Connections partner, Primary Source!
The A.R.T. is partnering with the metaLAB at Harvard to curate an open source digital storytelling project inspired by the upcoming epic theater experience, Wild Swans. Find out how …
We're teaching a FREE one-day intensive on Acting Shakespeare for young performers between the age of 12 and 16. This new class, A.R.T. Great Shakes! will take place on Saturday, Janua…
The special double-issue A.R.T. 2011-2012 Guide is hot off the (digital) presses! Click here to explore the digital edition of the Guide, packed with in-depth articles, fun features, …
Hipster Schubert would like to have a word with you.
Sacha Wares, director of the upcoming adaptation of Jung Chang's memoir Wild Swans, recently led a workshop in the UK to explore preliminary staging ideas.
The National Center for Race Amity, Students Organized Against Racism, Brandeis University and the A.R.T. teamed up for a special post-show discussion on race and the legacy of Porgy and B…
Over 300 high school students were in the crowd for Wednesday's matinee; needless to say, it was an awesome show. Click for photos.
Jabari Asim, Editor-in-Chief of NAACP's The Crisis magazine and associate professor of Writing, Literature and Publishing at Emerson College, will moderate the post-show discussion…
Ron K. Brown led an awesome community workshop at the Harvard Dance Center on the movement of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess. Watch the video!
The YWCA Boston and the A.R.T Community particapte in a discussion on race and Porgy and Bess
Audio described perfomances of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess
This week, the A.R.T. led a two-day workshop sesh with 42 sophomores at Boston Collegiate Charter School. Seven groups of students invented their own theatrical reimagining of…
The A.R.T. Institute second year students just started rehearsal for its first production of the season, Oni Faida Lampley's intense drama Tough Titty. This incredibly personal look …
Continuing in an annual tradition of interstate collaboration, the A.R.T. Institute is proud to present the most recent product of its work with our neighbors to the South (as in...Provide…
