39 one minute scenes, dances, stories, and actions performed in musical canon by three different groups per night about working, dying, falling in love, and pretty much everything in between. Conceived by German choreographer Thomas Lehmen,…
It is not hard to find glowing reviews of saxophonist Miguel Zenón, a creative jazz artist whose compositions incorporate musical elements from his native Puerto Rico. For instance, The Jazz Times called “Jibaro,” Zenón’s breakthrough 2005
The Seventh Annual MIT Playwrights Lab Neon Green Moon by Jiwoo Park '26 Claire stumbles into a relationship with Ophelia who already has a girlfriend. Can this polyamorous relationship survive the growing jealousy simmering just beneath th…
MIT Theater Arts / The Gus Solomons Jr. Visiting Artist Series presents CLOSE UP brings together three-time Bessie nominated artist Stefanie Batten Bland and Emmy Award-winning composer and violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain in an intimate ne…
In class 21T.100 (Theater Arts Production), students are invited to join MIT Theater Arts faculty and staff in the development of a fully-staged production for an audience. Participants collaborate as performers, designers, writers, choreog…
How do we design instruments that invite exploration? How does changing the sound of your own body change how you experience the world or even who you are? What music hides in forgotten objects, and how can we reveal it? This talk presents
Ian Berg Tap Dance iberg67@gmail.com Charles Blandy Voice charley.blandy@gmail.com Lynn Chang Violin changlynn@hotmail.com Maria del Mar Fayos Oliver Voice marfayos01@gmail.com John Ferrillo Oboe JohnFerrillo@gmail.com Laura Grill Jaye ** V…
"In a story, someone had a dream; In that dream, someone told a story.” directed by Jay Scheib with Xinyu Xu '25 A meteor of the Chinese contemporary theater told through the eyes of over 100 characters onstage, offstage, backstage, and bey…
Makoto Harris Takao works at the intersection of cultural history, religious studies, and musicology to map Japan’s international relations from the sixteenth century to the present day. His research pursues transregional and transcultural
Days on Campus: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Caroline Collins is an enthusiastic music administrator and soprano based in Boston, Massachusetts. In addition to her work at MIT, she serves as the Operations Manager for the Boston Public Q…
Mark Rau is an Assistant Professor of Music Technology at MIT, holding a shared appointment between Music & Theater Arts Section and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. He recently completed his Ph.D. at Stanford’s Center for Compu…
The Minor in Music Technology gives students the opportunity to learn about important techniques and methodologies applied to music using technology, computation, and engineering. Minors take additional subjects to broaden their understandi…