Experience an all-new chamber music version of contemporary master John Adams's Christmas oratorio, El Niño, arranged for the forces of AMOC and adapted for the intimate setting of The Met Cloisters.

AMOC’s performances as part of Julia Bullock's season as Artist-in-Residence at The Metropolitan Museum of Art are generously supported by Ellen Marcus and The James S. Marcus Foundation

AMOC returns for its second annual Run AMOC! Festival at the American Repertory Theater with four brand-new, vibrant, and intensely intimate programs that show off the latest work of our formidable artists.

With two opportunities to attend each of the festival offerings (and a special preview performance at the Peabody Essex Museum on December 13), this is an unmissable chance to get up close and personal with the whole AMOC gang. Stop by for one event, or come join us for the whole day.

A new work created by Bobbi Jene Smith in collaboration with Keir GoGwilt, co-commissioned by ODC Theater and AMOC.

Taking its name from the etymological root of “accuracy,” ad-curare, With Care performs the contradictions and complexities inherent in the desire that motivates both care and its removal. How do we accurately measure the shape of our desire? How does it measure us? How does care keep us together while also burdening the relationships it maintains? Continuing the cross-disciplinary work of A Study on Effort, Smith and GoGwilt investigate these questions through music, dance, and dialogue, alongside Or Schraiber (dancer) and Miranda Cuckson (violinist).