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THE Little Carib Theatre and Folk House celebrates their 75th anniversary with a Gala Fundraiser, “Dance Beryl Dance” on Saturday, November 4, 2023, at 6 p.m., in tribute to late

Plus, Dogtoberfest at Harpoon and a conversation with Ira Glass and Jad Abumrad.

This season, new programs and emerging talent highlight the local dance events, with both Boston-based companies and troupes from overseas scheduled to perform. Dance critic Iris Fanger details the ones she's most excited for.

Four companies will offer free dance performances that draw inspiration from the land, and the history, around them.

The appeal of Sonja Dumas’ children’s story Avocado and Zaboca has taken it through several incarnations including an audio recording, a short film, a theatrical production, and now, a book. The writer, dancer, educator, choreographer, filmmaker, and curator of Zum-Zum children’s museum in Belmont wrote the children’s story many years ago to teach children the

The next event in the Little Carib Theatre's celebration of its 75th year is another dance performance, this time by the avant-garde Continuum Dance Project, led by Sonja Dumas. The group takes the stage on May 14 with a full-length, drama-infused dance work, The Museum of Difficult Women. It features actress Cecilia Salazar and, as

The Little Carib Theatre continues its programming of celebratory events in its diamond jubilee year with dance offerings by two major dance companies – The Astor Johnson Repertory Dance Theatre and Continuum Dance Project. This follows the highly-successful show with Krisson Joseph in January and the widely-acclaimed historical exhibition The Little Carib at 75: A