Emerson Stage is proud to award the ROD PARKER PLAYWRITING FELLOWSHIP to… Kirin McCrory for her play, CHOPS CHOPS will be given a full production by Emerson Stage as the NEWFEST 2011 production. Semel Theater March 24-27, 2011 About Kirin McCrory and CHOPS Kirin is … Continued
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By Rafael Jaen Here at Emerson, the Design-Tech BFA class of 2011, recently participated in a Senior Portfolio Review. In preparation, students taking the Business of Theatre class and attending The Ideal Portfolio workshop (sponsored by Career Services), worked in teams … Continued
So here we are one day away from Nine opening, and you know what that means?? Last minute costume changes! Today I altered some shoes. I took this lovely pair of character shoes: (I know there is only … Continued
It’s the countdown to Nine!!! EEEP! Things are going swimmingly here in the shop. We have a few days left and plenty of work to do. Ready for the pictures? Well you have to be, because here they come. Laurie … Continued
American Theatre Wing‘s Executive Director, Howard Sherman, is to visit Emerson College today. He will be speaking at a table discussion with the students of the Arts Management 2 class. We will post more about his visit later this week. … Continued
Ah! So many great moments were shared in BUD, NOT BUDDY and we were able to perform for so many people as well. Over 600 schoolchildren were in the audience at three sold out matinees designed especially for them and … Continued
The Common Agenda takes you inside BUD, NOT BUDDY. ****** Tickets to BUD, NOT BUDDY are available for the final public performances on Fri, Nov 19 at 7:30 and Sat, Nov 20 at 2p and 7:30p at aestages.org or at the Paramount … Continued
From the Creative and Critical Thinking Guide for BUD, NOT BUDDY: Playwright Reginald André Jackson adapted author Christopher Paul Curtis’s book Bud, Not Buddy into a play. When an author writes a book, he or she does most of the … Continued
We rarely have the opportunity at Emerson Stage to perform a show for multiple weekends, but our annual Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) show often has a two week run. This is mostly due to the weekday matinees we perform … Continued