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Black Box in The Strand

774 Comments

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Elizabeth A Boston
9 years ago

Yes!

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Craig Williams
9 years ago

Respect

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Renaye Clay-Clarke
9 years ago

makes sense to me

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Sandra campbell
9 years ago

Do more to the building for the hood because we black people not going anywhere

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Tracy Taylor
9 years ago

Great Idea.

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Taliah stuckey
9 years ago

I totally support your idea. I so hope it works out for our community

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Robbyn Paradis
9 years ago

The Strand is beautiful space. Needs to be utilized more than by a once a year performance of Boston City Singers!

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Ramon Hidalgo
9 years ago

THIS IS LIT!

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Jahriffe
9 years ago

Save our hood

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Aatiyah Paulding
9 years ago

I love the Strand but yes, it could be soooo much better. As a person who works at a University with a development theater major, I understand how important those small flexible spaces are for performers, theater techs and production managers. Consider strongly Tory's recommendation!

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Dacia Thompson
9 years ago

The Strand is worth it. Our community is worth it.

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Linda Alila
9 years ago

We need this!

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So Yabcey
9 years ago

Great idea but what about parking,

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Derrick louizia
9 years ago

Boston needs this

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E James
9 years ago

Thanks for this brilliant idea.

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Kimberly a Houston
9 years ago

Please put the black box in. SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS!!

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Renee Coakley
9 years ago

Help Tory help the people!

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Melissa Hollis
9 years ago

The ability to perform, share, and create as a community should be accessible to budding artists in the community! Theater brings people together and we need to value our the artists of our community!

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Amalia Gonzalez
9 years ago

As a theatre student in Boston I really see the importance of real, local theatre, as well as the charm and authenticity Dorchester holds. Let's do this!

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Rob Flax
9 years ago Featured

The Strand has been a vital part of music programs in Dorchester for many years, hosting community shows and orchestra performances. A Black Box Theatre would help smaller groups—chamber ensembles, etc.—have a much-needed space to experiment, and bring new works to life.