CONNECTIVITY
AT COMPANY ONE
Company One Theatre is Boston’s hub for community connection.
Connectivity is our way of bringing you in contact with our mission and with those who are also working to create a just and equitable Boston.
Dig deeper into our shows and events by engaging with our partners and taking action with us!
C1 connects with partners across the city to explore themes and content found in our productions. Partnerships can take many forms, from working with our artistic teams, to sharing resources in our lobby, to collaborating on public events like Branch Out with C1, post-show events, film screenings, and more!
Do you have a partnership idea, audience engagement event, or social action you’d like to see at C1 this season? Let’s make it happen! Email community@companyone.org.
Better Future Series
Become an active voice for your community! Our Better Future Series returns for its fourth season, bringing together Boston’s artists, changemakers, and community leaders. Convening in the City Hall Plaza Pavilion, participants will engage in community organizing through participatory workshops, conversations, and events that bring community voices to the City’s door.
What’s Next at the City Hall Pavilion:
Joy in Motion: A Queer Dance Class & Clothing Pass
Thursday, June 13
6pm – 8pm
You better work (out)! Celebrate the power of movement, community, and self expression for mental health at a free dance class and clothing pass — come ready to groove at an upbeat dance session for all levels that’s guaranteed to make you smile, and bring along any gently-used activewear to swap with other community members to update your wardrobe with gender-affirming workout gear! Plus, enjoy free snacks and find opportunities to connect with local wellness resources, sports teams, groups classes, and other physical activities by and for queer folks of all sizes and abilities. LGBTQ+ folks of all backgrounds are welcome to join the fun!
Recent Partners:
- Action for Boston Community Development
- Agencia Alpha
- American Repertory Theater
- ArtsEmerson
- Asian American Resource Workshop
- Asian Community Development Corporation
- BAMS Fest
- BAGLY
- Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA)
- Boston Arts Academy
- Boston Center for the Arts
- Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center
- Boston’s Dept of Youth Employment & Engagement
- Boston Fiber Company
- Boston GLOW
- Boston GLASS
- Boston Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture
- Boston Music Project
- Boston Public Library
- Boston Ujima Project
- Central Square Theatre
- Center for Trauma and Embodiment at Justice Resource Institute
- Comfort Kitchen
- Comics in Color
- Design Studio for Social Intervention
- Disability & Intersectionality Summit
- Disability Policy Consortium
- Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation
- Dudley Cafe
- Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative
- Fairmount Cultural Corridor
- Fenway Health
- The Flavor Continues
- FriendshipWorks
- Gather Here
- Gay for Good
- Gender Explosion
- The History Project
- Humphreys Street Studios
- Huntington Theatre Company
- Hyde Square Task Force
- Justice Resource Institute
- Knitly
- Leela Yoga + Wellness
- Louis D. Brown Peace Institute
- Madison Park Development Corp.
- March Like a Mother
- Massachusetts Senior Action Council
- Massachusetts Trans Political Coalition
- Mothers for Justice and Equality
- Museum of Fine Arts
- Neighborhood Birth Center
- Neighborhood Villages
- Now + There
- Pao Arts Center
- Planned Parenthood
- Project Bread
- Reclaim Roxbury
- Reflective Spaces / Material Places
- ReRooted / The HairStory Project
- School of HONK!
- Suffolk University
- The Theatre Offensive
- Transgender Emergency Fund
- Trans Resistance MA
- Urbano Project
- Upham’s Corner Main Street
- Vital CxNS
- The Walk (Little Amal)
- Wee the People
- Welcome Blanket Project
- The Welcome Project
- Zumix
Header photo: Afrikah Selah, Kurt Faustin, and Judy Cazeau at can i touch it? post-show conversation
“Empowering Ownership: Black Business, Community, and Identity in Boston.” Photo by BECMA photographer Bobby Shakes.