Set Designer

EPSG:4326

Sara Brown, Oboe Senior Recital

Homer Rainey Hall

ARISTOTLE THINKS AGAIN is a contemporary dance/theater collision course on some ancient Greek themes.

Aristotle Thinks Again

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

It’s the summer of 1972. The battle to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment is ramping up across the nation. Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm is campaigning for president. And in midtown Manhattan, a group of women have created a magazine “for feminists who love fashion.” As the war in Vietnam intensifies, and the Watergate scandal erupts, the charged political and social climate challenges friendships and the future of the magazine itself. Poignant and hilarious, The Inferior Sex looks at finding your politics, your community, and your voice in an ever-changing world. 

The Inferior Sex

Trinity Repertory Company

Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland, gives voice to American, British, European, Asian, African and Caribbean women affected by WWI through a series of vignettes that share their responses to the war—from enthusiasm to resignation; support to opposition; the war’s beginning to its end. Combining powerful contemporary music with excerpts from women’s writings on both sides of the conflict, Letters tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Letters That You Will Not Get

Irondale Center for Theatre, Education, and Outreach

Experience the timeless magic of Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Carousel" in a landmark 80th anniversary production by the Boston Lyric Opera. Directed by the visionary Anne Bogart, this evocative tribute brings to life the beloved American musical, featuring unforgettable songs like "If I Loved You" and "You'll Never Walk Alone." The production is conducted by David Angus, with choreography by Shura Baryshnikov, and showcases an exceptional cast including Brandie Sutton as Julie Jordan, Edward Nelson as Billy Bigelow, Jamie Barton as Nettie Fowler, and Anya Matanovič as Carrie Pipperidge. Based on Ferenc Molnar’s play "Liliom," as adapted by Benjamin F. Glazer, "Carousel" explores themes of love and redemption, capturing the hearts of audiences with its powerful narrative and stirring musical score. The original choreography by Agnes de Mille is honored in this production, adding a layer of historical depth and artistic brilliance. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, this production promises a rich, immersive experience that celebrates the enduring legacy of one of America's most cherished musicals.

Sara Brown

Set Designer

Events

Upcoming events

4 - 13 Apr, 2025

Carousel · Boston Lyric Opera

Past events

Apr 13, 2024

Sara Brown, Oboe Senior Recital · Butler School of Music

Mar 2, 2024

Aristotle Thinks Again · MIT Music and Theater Arts

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