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Upcoming Events:

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​'Positive Ruminations: An Evening of New(ish) Work'

Encore performance!

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April 5th, 2025 at 7:30p​​

Farnsworth Black Box Theater, Mesa Arts Center

Tickets Available at MAC's Box Office March 15th​ (link)

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Join Grey Box Collective for "Positive Ruminations: An Evening of New(ish) Work:"

​"Positive Ruminations" will feature four new(ish) multidisciplinary performances that address the following topics: mental health, climate change's impact on the bodymind, transformative grief, busy culture, and empathy and compassion fatigue. The “new(ish)” refers to the iterative nature of how we develop performances and how we are returning to pieces in development that were set aside during COVID. With the overarching title being “Positive Ruminations” each new work will not only address the stark reality of these topics but also offer ways to engage in responsible action, cognitive re-structuring, and reframing to encourage audiences and artists to stay connected to how these topics directly impact our humanity. 

This project is partially funded by a City of Tempe - Community Arts Grant.

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​'Soap Box Session'

an art-making collage event

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April 13th, 2025 from 3:30-4:30p​​

Room 301, Phoenix Center for the Arts

Tickets Available here​ (link)​

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soapbox /ˈsōpˌbäks/ (noun) a thing that provides an opportunity for someone to air their views publicly.

soap box / sōp bäks/ (noun) a container with a flat base and sides, typically square or rectangular and having a lid that holds a substance used with water for washing and cleaning.

Soap Box Session with Grey Box Collective /ˈsōpˌbäks ˈseSHən wiTH ɡrā bäks kəˈlektiv/ (event) a creative opportunity where humans hang out to air their views publicly in response to topics of GBC performances by making art in and on small containers that often hold substances used for washing and cleaning. This session will reference the most recent work, "Positive Ruminations,” which featured four multidisciplinary performances that addressed the following topics: mental health, climate change's impact on the bodymind, transformative grief, busy culture, and empathy and compassion fatigue.

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This event is partially funded by Blick Art Materials. ​​

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​​​On-going Workshops:

 

Visit our Patreon page for the latest information on workshops. 

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