Fall arts season is here!
Engage with powerful new works from leading artists of our time through performances, conversations and community.
Experience instrumental solos, dance and chamber music that responds to Black trauma and affirms Black joy.
Surrounded by singers, dancers, and strings at Providence’s majestic WaterFire Arts Center, how can we, the living, honor the lost?
Featuring: Melvin Chen, MusicWorks Collective, Becky Bass, Albert Rudolph Lee, Shura Baryshnikov, Jay Breen and Victoria L. Awkward.
Town Hall Conversation to follow the performance at 9 PM.
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Free with a pay-what-you-choose option, to offer equitable access to all.
“THE TELLING”
“The Telling” was made possible with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ New Work New England program, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, Seedlings Foundation, the Fund for the Arts at NEFA, and individual donors.
This grant is in honor of Dr. Larry Simpson, a NEFA board member from 2006 –2020, including six years as chair, and a champion of the arts.
This program is made possible with additional support from Providence’s Department of Art Culture + Tourism, and the Aaron Roitman Fund for Chamber Music.