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Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Join us for the 2027 Vivo Performing Arts SHINE! Gala, this time at the Museum of Science William and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Science Common, with cocktails, dinner, performance, and community. The evening will kick off Vivo Performing Arts’ four-day Jazz Festival and celebrate the many artists, audiences, partners, and patrons that make Boston one of America’s premiere cultural destinations.
Hailed as "a living legend" by The New Yorker, Fred Hersch and his trio move between stillness and surprise, luminous lyricism and fearless exploration—opening the Jazz Festival at the Museum of Science's extraordinary new performance space.
Bandleader, bassist, and composer Endea Owens draws from a vibrant community of New York jazz musicians who bring soul jazz warmth and irresistible hard bop grooves to every show—a band that offers everyone a seat at the table and a feast for the soul.
Alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins is one of the most magnetic young musicians in America. With his quartet, he brings a sound marked by confidence, clarity of purpose, and an intensity that feels wholly alive in the moment, promising an essential night for anyone drawn to music where virtuosity and emotion are inseparable.
Vibraphonist Patricia Brennan makes her Vivo Performing Arts debut with her Tentet in Of The Near And Far—a program in which she mapped constellations onto a musical Circle of Fifths, finding inspiration in the geometries of the stars themselves.