Blogs about the people of Emerson Stage.
Interview with Brian Scott, lighting designer by Tierra Bonser Brian Scott described his role as lighting designer as a, “visual storyteller with light composition, the purpose of which is to support the way a story is being told as a … Continued
Patrick McDonald talks with us about the “pretty crazy ride” of writing and rehearsing his new play, Rough & Tumble, our 2012 NewFest production:
by Katherine Charleton I graduated from Emerson last May with a degree in Arts Management, and moved to New York for a temporary gig as Press Coordinator at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. It was during my senior year … Continued
by Megan Harris The room seemed alive, it buzzed with conversation; the sound of excited chatter rose to the top of the Paramount Atrium. As we took our seats for the Café Variations design presentations and meet and greet, Rob J. … Continued
By Lindsay Eberly I recently sat down for a chat with Emerson Artist-in-Residence, and current star of New Rep’s Bakersfield Mist, Ken Cheeseman on his recent absence from Emerson College. His time away from Emerson was anything but a vacation. … Continued
This past Monday, the Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 scenic team started loading the show’s scenery in the Semel Theater. In case you missed our Facebook post on Tuesday, there is an actual car in Emerson’s Tufte Center! We had the … Continued
We are excited for tonight’s opening of our annual student-choreographed dance concert, X Dance! The first performance will be held tonight at the Greene Theater at 8:00 pm. There will be four more performances Friday–Sunday. See our earlier posts for … Continued
by Rafael Jaen The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Region 1 took place last week from January 24th to January 28th and Fitchburg State University was the host site. Emmy-winning reporter Jared Bowen an Emerson alumnus (’98), gave an … Continued
Choreographer, Wynn Harrison, discusses her the inspiration and concept behind her piece in X Dance, which examines our relationship with the U.S. political system. Wynn is a Broadcast Journalism major concentrating in political science at Emerson College. You can see … Continued
By Christine Bernard and Tyler L. York Yesterday, Emerson College’s Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and GLBTQ Resources launches its celebration of African-American History Month, part of a national celebration honoring the achievements of Black Americans and the central role … Continued