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The Stockbridge Theatre is currently being utilized as an academic space for Pinkerton Academy.
All in-person live events in our Presenting Season have been suspended in response to COVID-19.
Please feel free to call the Box Office and leave a message, as we do not have in-person hours at this time.
Thank you for your patience and understanding!
COVID-19 Announcement
(Updated September, 2020)
All performances in our Presenting Season have currently been suspended, however we are delighted to be offering a Virtual Series!
We understand the disappointment and inconvenience this causes many people, but we have decided to take these measures to keep our community safe in an effort to do our part in minimizing exposure, and we hope shared community efforts will help to quell the spread of the virus. Once again we remind all members of our community to follow the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).
We will continue to update our patrons throughout the duration of the pandemic. We cannot overstate how grateful we are for the support of our entire community. This is a situation that none of us have faced before, and it is the cooperation of everyone that will help us navigate it. We look forward to returning to regular operations as soon as we are able to do so safely. Until then, we hope you will join us this Fall for our Virtual Series, as we bring stellar artists directly into your home!
Thank you.
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Koresh Dance Thursday, February 22nd at 7:00 PM Sense of Human, choreographed by Artistic Director, Ronen Koresh was created to an all original soundtrack featuring violinist Nick Kendall of Time for Three in collaboration with producer Greg Smith and poet Karl Mullin. In this full length work featuring all 10 of KDC’s powerhouse dancers, Koresh uses “command of characterization and solid storytelling” to connect the dancers with audiences, says Merilyn Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
One of Koresh’s most loved works, Sense of Human, premiered in 2011 and is being reimagined with a new cast for a 2017 unveiling. Deciding to re-stage Sense of Human came from a desire to delve into the complexities of real human emotion. Koresh believes that in a world where we are all so connected to digital mediums, it is difficult to truly understand a person’s actual feelings or thoughts. Through this work Koresh hopes to showcase the realness and vulnerability of the human spirit when we aren’t hiding behind a computer screen. The result is experiencing the connectivity of our humanness in real time Tickets range from $10-$32 |