From the ArtsBoston Blog... It’s still National Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month, and we wanted to take the time to call your attention...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... Photo: @amandagraphc on unsplash Being a white ally to Black Americans affected by racism and police...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... For Boston’s LGBTQ+ community, Nightlife is a vital space where queer people of all identities can celebrate...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... Fear of the unknown, a perceived lack of control, and the possibility of failure — feelings shared by both...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... Boston’s community of dancers and teachers have banded together to give our city access to online dance and...

Photo: Huntington Theatre From the ArtsBoston Blog... For Jewish families across the world, this year’s Passover traditions may look a...

From Company One's Wolf Play Blog... Photo: Andrew James Wang Excerpt We’ve seen in our first reads of Wolf Play how boxing is important...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... For most adults educated in America, and especially for white individuals, the history of slavery was taught...

Photo: TheaterMania When I see plays that unearth and uplift the lives of people who have been systematically oppressed due to race and...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... Now in its third year, Dancing Queerly continues to “create opportunities for people to engage with dance as...

From the ArtsBoston Blog... This Mother’s Day, we’re showcasing performances that shed light on what it means to be a mother. No matter...

Photo: The Huntington In the past weeks following Boston’s stay-at-home orders, our local theatre community has been Zoom-ing (literally)...

From Company One's Wolf Play Blog... Throughout the play, playwright Hansol Jung includes countless allusions to wolves in nature, wolves...

From Company One's Wolf Play Blog... Kim Holman with Actor Tonasia Jones Boston-based boxer and modern dancer Kim Holman (Artistic...