Sharman Altshuler

Arrow Street Arts offers accessible, multi-arts spaces and production services to artists and organizations who welcome, engage, and connect their communities through the transformative powers of live, in-person performances. A newly launched nonprofit, Arrow Street Arts was formed to renovate, expand, and operate the multi-space performing arts venue in Cambridge, Massachusetts formerly known as Oberon. A 4,500 square-foot black box theater offers various audience configurations for up to 300, while a new 1,100 square-foot street-front studio offers an intimate venue for smaller presentations, events, rehearsals, and classes. The venue is outfitted with leading-edge audio, lighting, and other theatrical systems. Both spaces will support projects across a range of artistic genres, including theater, spoken word/readings, dance, music, and film. The venue can also be rented for corporate events, private parties, weddings, and other celebratory occasions.