Nat Turner led a slave revolt that shocked the country in August of 1831. The evening before Turner is scheduled to be executed, he and attorney Thomas R. Gray, the recorder of his confessions, confront what has passed and what the future may hold. Full of rich imagery, this politically timely story explores morality, freedom, spirituality, and one man’s convictions.
Boston Swing Central is a non-profit dedicated to the preservation of the Lindy Hop and related swing dances. Join them for their annual event: KIND OF A BIG DEAL WEEKEND!
Unto This House: The King of Kings is Born is a dramatic expression of the first Christmas. From African dance to ballet and Gospel music to poetry, puppetry and mime... we invite you to join this magical journey as heaven and Earth miraculously move to shepherd in the birth of the New Born King.
Voci Angelica performs world music for the Roxbury Stringfest with Boston City-Wide String Orchestra and City Strings United at Hibernian Hall, Roxbury.
What A Difference A D.A. Makes! Join us for the first Suffolk County DA Debate. You will hear from all of the Suffolk County district attorney candidates. The debate will be moderated by broadcast journalist, Callie Crossley. District attorneys are the most powerful people in the criminal justice system - and they're accountable only to […]
This May, MPDC's current Visiting Playwright, Juanita Peters, presents her original drama I M Possible, directed by Vincent Ernest Siders.
We Create is a women’s festival of performing arts organized by Danza Orgánica.
Join us on Thursday, March 15 from 3pm-7pm for a community construction job fair.
"For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf," by Ntozake Shange opens at Hibernian Hall on February 15, 2018.
