Be the first to witness the five incredible new song cycles written for the fourth annual FUSE: Collaborations in Song program. Join Catalyst New Music and Boston Singers’ Resource for an exciting evening of poetry, music, and captivating performances. Celebrate the healing power of human creativity and connection through song!
FUSE: Collaborations in Song is a unique opportunity for artists and audiences alike to experience the power of human creativity and connection through song. Since its launch in 2023, FUSE has provided meaningful opportunities for composers, poets, and singers of various backgrounds and has sparked the creation of 25 beautiful and compelling new song cycles. Each year, five teams work together to explore themes of mutual interest and collaborate on the development and world-premiere performance of these songs.
FUSE: Collaborations in Song is a co-production of Catalyst New Music and Boston Singers’ Resource, led by artistic director and pianist Brendon Shapiro.
Venue Information:
The Multicultural Arts Center is located at 41 Second Street in Cambridge, MA. Please enter at the ground floor entrance and visit the Box Office on your right as you enter.
Once you check in, you will head upstairs to the theater. There is an elevator and staircase for access to the theater.
Seating is general admission. Box Office will open an hour before the show starts, so you are welcome to arrive early. Feel free to visit our gallery before the show begins.
Getting There:
The Multicultural Arts Center is located just a few blocks from the Green line Lechmere MBTA Station.
The East Cambridge Parking Garage is entered off Spring Street, between First & Second Streets, one block away from us, and open 24/7.
Upcoming Events

☀️ Summer Series: The Summer Throwdown
Sept 4, 2026

FUSE: Collaborations in Song
September 18, 2026

Lift Every Voice: BIPOC Play Festival
October 1–2, 2026

Yarumi González: Artist in Residence Showcase
October 7, 2026

Día de los Muertos Celebration
November 1, 2026

Barbed Wire
January 15–17, 2027