Breaking the Code presented by Catalyst Collaborative@MIT is Hugh Whitemore’s elegant and deeply moving play about brilliant British mathematician Alan Turing and his cracking of the Nazi’s “unbreakable” Enigma Code and his refusal to live a closeted life. …

Dance Technologies and Circulations of the Social @ MIT, Version 2.0 will bring a dozen researchers to Cambridge, MA to present their original media-focused research. The two-day symposium will include readings, demonstrations, and performances… …

MIT Professor Jay Scheib, named one of 25 artists who will shape the next 25 years of theater by American Theater Magazine, returns to the ICA stage with a new work, based on Samuel R. Delany’s epic science fiction novel, Dhalgren. …

“La Ronde (Let’s get it on)”, based on the play by Arthur Schnitzler, written at the beginning of the last century, translated and adapted by Anna Kohler especially for MIT and it’s students. …

A performance project staged on LeWitt’s stunning polychrome terrazzo floor created for the atrium of MIT’s Green Center for Physics in 2007 that examines rule systems and reveals revealing surprising aspects of motion, color and depth perception. …

Keeril Makan, Associate Professor of Music at MIT, creates hard-driving, visceral music that is blended with a quiet beauty – offering listeners around the world what Newsday calls “a fascinating wedding of intellect and expressivity.” …