On April 10, Emerson President Lee Pelton performed onstage with some of Boston’s most notable figures in the annual Banned in Boston event to benefit Urban Improv, a violence prevention … Continue Reading Pelton performs at Banned in Boston
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of acting—that is what students and alumni will be discussing with David Lipper ’91 this Patriots Day. Lipper, known for acting in Sons of Liberty … Continue Reading Lipper ’91 will live-tweet on Monday, April 20
Richard Dysart ’56, MS ’81, an actor best known for his role on L.A. Law, died on April 5 at his Santa Monica, California, home, according to numerous media reports. … Continue Reading Dysart ’56, MS ’81, dies at age 86
Faculty member Michael Bent ’85, a stand-up comedian and magician for children, has performed at the White House Easter Egg Roll for the past nine years. (Courtesy Photo) Faculty member … Continue Reading Bent ’85 performs at White House Egg Roll
HowlRound, a commons by and for people who make performance, announces Theatre in the Age of Climate Change, a weeklong series of writings from artists and activists throughout the globe, … Continue Reading HowlRound hosts virtual climate change talk
Emerald Empowerment Week co-chairs Madeline Beimford ’16 and Alicia Carroll ’15 address the student audience before Laci Green’s talk at the Bright Family Screening Room of the Paramount Center on … Continue Reading Laci Green addresses rape culture in campus talk
Shannon Swartz ’15 plays ukulele and Abby Dobens ’15 sings during the “Stoop Kids” performance event at Emerson College Los Angeles on April 12. (Photo by Michelle Kwong ’15) Fourteen … Continue Reading Stoop Kids features ELA performances
Kay Cole, an assistant professor at Emerson College Los Angeles who was an original cast member in the 1975 Broadway musical A Chorus Line, will be honored with other original … Continue Reading Cole to be honored with ’A Chorus Line’ cast
Emerson College’s Engagement Lab, in collaboration with MIT Press, has launched the Civic Media Project (CMP), an online collection of more than 100 case studies from around the world that … Continue Reading Engagement Lab launches Civic Media Project
Bird Street Community Center student Randy Boston shares his top-winning essay as part of the “What’s Your Dream” speech contest at the Iwasaki Library at Emerson on April 8. (Photo … Continue Reading Bird Street students share inspirational essays
