Being Human: An Evening of Storytelling and Readings

Presented in partnership with Emerson College

The Museum of Science and Emerson College launch an ongoing partnership celebrating the Museum’s yearlong focus on Being Human during an intimate and thought-provoking evening of live readings and storytelling asking the question: “What does it mean to be human?”

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Join a panel of Emerson community, including best-selling author P. Carl, along with other luminaries as they take the stage of the Museum to share personal reflections and excerpt readings speaking to the human experience. How are our bodies and brains connected? Why do we need community to thrive? How do our challenges make us stronger? Why do science and history need storytellers? What can we learn from the generations and evolution of societies before us?

Experience a night of storytelling like no other, as humanity takes center stage and together we explore who we are and what connects us. 

Register for the Event

Date and Time

Thursday, February 27 | 7:30 pm

Audience

Adults 18+

Location

Blue Wing View Map

Price

Free with Pre-Registration

Language

English
Register for the Event

Date and Time

Thursday, February 27 | 7:30 pm

Audience

Adults 18+

Location

Blue Wing View Map

Price

Free with Pre-Registration

Language

English

Join a panel of Emerson community, including best-selling author P. Carl, along with other luminaries as they take the stage of the Museum to share personal reflections and excerpt readings speaking to the human experience. How are our bodies and brains connected? Why do we need community to thrive? How do our challenges make us stronger? Why do science and history need storytellers? What can we learn from the generations and evolution of societies before us?

Experience a night of storytelling like no other, as humanity takes center stage and together we explore who we are and what connects us. 

Featuring

P. Carl

P. Carl is an acclaimed author and playwright of Becoming a Man: The Story of a Transition.

In partnership with

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Emerson College