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Join the High’s Young Professionals for a happy hour at the museum, followed by a night at the Alliance Theatre to experience Water for Elephants.
Join us for a pre-show discussion with Rick Elice, book writer of the musical Water for Elephants.
Join us for a Masterclass on puppet design with Camille Labarre, Puppet Designer for Water for Elephants. In partnership with the Center for Puppetry Arts.
In a world of economic uncertainty, institutional collapse, and increasing violence, who is vulnerable? Who is erased? Whose voices are silenced? Through butoh, spoken word, found audio, and scripted text, the cast of Malicious Compliance channel and dismantle the Greek classic, Trojan Women, to explore what it is to be a casualty of the culture war.
Grace to Accra is a musical theater work inspired by the life and work of Dr. William Edward Du Bois. It focuses on the intellectual titan’s final years in Ghana as he reflects on his long life and strives to finish one of his most ambitious projects: the Encyclopedia Africana.