Train to Cleveland with John Ruskin is a new play with music by Dan Callaway. A burnt‑out PhD student boards a train home in 1997 and finds himself face to face with Victorian art critic John Ruskin. What starts as an argument about art becomes a reckoning with illness, love, and whether beauty can still reach someone who’s spent a lifetime trying to earn his worth alone.
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Massachusetts College of Art and Design is excited to usher in another year of the MassArt Auction and welcomes you to submit your work for consideration in this year's event. Submit up to 3 original artworks valued at $500 or more. General Call for Art submissions will be accepted between September 8 and October 11, 2…
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Have you thought to yourself you need to be MORE gay? Do you need to add gratuitous amounts of homosexuality into your daily diet? Every Friday, we are GayMaxxing with you on the dance floor from 10-2 AM. We need YOUR help to GayMaxx the club to the absolute limit. The best way to GayMaxx with us is to tell all your ga…
ALPHA OMEGA COUNCIL ANNOUNCES 50TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION OCTOBER 2-4, 2026 Three-Day Milestone Event to Feature Honors Gala, Historic Konstantinos Argiros Concert and Leadership Luncheon BOSTON, MA (June 11, 2026) – Alpha Omega Council is proud to announce its highly anticipated 50th Anniversary Weekend, taki…
Stephen Sondheim’s thrilling masterpiece blends gothic horror, macabre humor, and a soaring score. Presented in concert, this production strips the story to its essential elements—music, character, and narrative.
Transient Canvas presents a varied concert of music for clarinet, marimba, and electronics.
Moment’s Notice is an interdisciplinary performance series that illuminates the art of improvisation through music, dance, theater, and visual arts.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Composers’ Wind Ensemble presents a concert featuring student composers.
