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String Masters Series presents Michael Casimir, violist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and grand prize winner of the Hudson Valley String competition, accompanied by pianist Tae Kim, a collaborative artist at New England Conservatory and the Heifetz International Music Institute.
Boston Conservatory faculty members Sarah Brady, Robert Sheena, Jan Halloran, Margaret Phillips, and Anne Howarth present a Faculty Wind Quintet recital, including the world premiere of a commission by Dan VanHassel, assistant professor of composition.
Corey Hamm is professor of piano at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. His students have won numerous prizes and awards, including first prize in the 2024 Leeds International Piano Competition.
A tale told by a handful of actors, some blocks, and some furniture, Bear’s Den is a glimpse into a shattered family trying to piece itself back together.
A Cowboy in the Living Room is a dark comedy about encountering one’s own misogyny, assumptions, and self-loathing. Cottonmouth is a horror play about the serpentine history between two women.
Cupids’ Aro is a reframing of a classic Greek myth and an interrogation into compulsive heteronormativity, asking if one can still have a valid existence without a sole romantic pursuit?
Piggy Wants to Fly is a whimsical and heartfelt telling of the natural history of pigeons. Audiences will leave having seen—in full color—a bird they either typically hate or take for granted.
III is a 12-minute visualization of self-contradiction set to music. This short film is a canvas for the audience to relate and add their own experiences to.
A tale told by a handful of actors, some blocks, and some furniture, Bear’s Den is a glimpse into a shattered family trying to piece itself back together.