Lift the curtain on a day of art, creativity, and fun! Transform a box into a miniature theater using special images from the Clark’s collection, and be sure to express yourself with comedy/tragedy mask-making. Then watch as director, writer, and educator Rudy Ramirez stages an original theatrical performance. Head into the galleries to uncover the drama of Clark artworks with a gallery guide on world-famous nineteenth-century actress Sarah Bernhardt. Don't forget to view the pop-up installation of theater-inspired prints and drawings in the Manton Study Center for Works on Paper from 11 am–1 pm. You won’t want anything to upstage this day!

Free admission all day. Special activities in the Conforti Pavilion, auditorium, and Museum Pavilion from 1–4 pm.

Family programs are generously supported by Allen & Company.

Image: Constantin Alajalov, The Theater Lobby (detail), 1910–1955, watercolor over pencil on paper. The Clark, 1955.1929