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Boston Baroque and Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Vocal Arts Division proudly present German British lyric baritone Benjamin Appl for a master class focusing on German lieder.
Voice artist Sherlock presents Attitude, a program of original songs and covers in pop, rock, and funk styles. The performance features ten songs, including selections by Bruno Mars, accompanied by hip-hop dancers.
Born out of relentless exploration of rhythm and sonic textures, BEAT MUSIC pulses with an electrifying fusion of jazz, electronic, and experimental sounds, captivating audiences worldwide with its dynamic and innovative performances.
Russian singer-songwriter Dasha Carroll presents a conceptual immersive recital blending sound healing, meditation, and art pop rock, featuring original songs and arranged covers.
Boston Conservatory Orchestra highlights its brass faculty in a triple concerto by American composer James Stephenson, alongside Gustav Holst’s The Planets Suite.
Navigating conflict of Greek tragic proportions, Meet Me in the Bathroom —a new play by Cassie Seinuk – is narrated by a teenage Greek chorus of band geeks, cheerleaders, goths, skaters, jocks, and everyone in between. In the girls’ bathroom of a suburban high school, five teenagers are forced to reckon with their pasts as they begin to bleed into their hopes for the future.
Navigating conflict of Greek tragic proportions, Meet Me in the Bathroom —a new play by Cassie Seinuk – is narrated by a teenage Greek chorus of band geeks, cheerleaders, goths, skaters, jocks, and everyone in between. In the girls’ bathroom of a suburban high school, five teenagers are forced to reckon with their pasts as they begin to bleed into their hopes for the future.