It's a shame it's not being used. What a gorgeous space.
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Tegan Kehoe
9 years ago
Not all community arts engagement problems have solutions, but this one does. It would be a shame to see the city overlook this opportunity.
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Krystina
9 years ago
I remember performing at the strand theater when I was just a little kid. More people should have memories of this building.
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Eric Rehm
9 years ago
This should absolutely happen. I've performed at the Strand twice (Aida and Charlie Baker's victory lap) and the space deserves to be USED! Support Boston Culture. Support the arts.
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Maura Burns
9 years ago
Boston needs venues like this for local artists to show their work in a reasonably sized, versatile venue. This plan is well researched and thought out.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We need to keep businesses open in the hood. They taking everything away
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Justus Perry
9 years ago
The arts in Boston need more spaces in more diverse locales like this. 2 years ago when this was first proposed and there were great schools like the Conservatory Lab churning out students who could make beautiful music, this would be perfect. But the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, and the second best time is today.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Bring a black box to this space to allow more opportunities for local performers to gain valuable exposure!
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Jibreel henderson
9 years ago
I love what you're doing here
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Katherine Taylor
9 years ago
Yes to more creative spaces! Arts for all!
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Tim Lawton
9 years ago
This proposal makes sense. Why aren't we doing this?
Tim Lawton
Actor
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Caroline Stine
9 years ago
YES YES YES!
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Derek Kouyoumjian
9 years ago
I remember going to the Strand for field trips when I was in BPS. Keep the theatre alive, keep the neighborhood alive, the city has been interesting because of the balance of education and wealth with working class community in close proximity to each other. Raise the rents and gentrify you turn the city into a boring, bland place.
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April
9 years ago
Support local theatres and local artists!! :D
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Susan Smith
9 years ago
The city and in particular Dorchester is in need of performance space. This is a no brainer.
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Miners Shaw
9 years ago
Leave our theater and neighborhood alone
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Britney K
9 years ago
I no longer live in Boston, however I remember the theater well. I really hope you are able to open up Black Box.
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Angela Mills
9 years ago
Allow for the Strand Theater Black box project- let this once again be an artist pulse in Dorchester.
Go for it!!!!
Save the Strand!!!
It's a shame it's not being used. What a gorgeous space.
Not all community arts engagement problems have solutions, but this one does. It would be a shame to see the city overlook this opportunity.
I remember performing at the strand theater when I was just a little kid. More people should have memories of this building.
This should absolutely happen. I've performed at the Strand twice (Aida and Charlie Baker's victory lap) and the space deserves to be USED! Support Boston Culture. Support the arts.
Boston needs venues like this for local artists to show their work in a reasonably sized, versatile venue. This plan is well researched and thought out.
We need to keep businesses open in the hood. They taking everything away
The arts in Boston need more spaces in more diverse locales like this. 2 years ago when this was first proposed and there were great schools like the Conservatory Lab churning out students who could make beautiful music, this would be perfect. But the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, and the second best time is today.
Bring a black box to this space to allow more opportunities for local performers to gain valuable exposure!
I love what you're doing here
Yes to more creative spaces! Arts for all!
This proposal makes sense. Why aren't we doing this? Tim Lawton Actor
YES YES YES!
I remember going to the Strand for field trips when I was in BPS. Keep the theatre alive, keep the neighborhood alive, the city has been interesting because of the balance of education and wealth with working class community in close proximity to each other. Raise the rents and gentrify you turn the city into a boring, bland place.
Support local theatres and local artists!! :D
The city and in particular Dorchester is in need of performance space. This is a no brainer.
Leave our theater and neighborhood alone
I no longer live in Boston, however I remember the theater well. I really hope you are able to open up Black Box.
Allow for the Strand Theater Black box project- let this once again be an artist pulse in Dorchester.