Audience Can Immerse Themselves in ‘Nehanda’
Experience nora chipaumire’s musical tale of a “Zimbabwean Joan of Arc.”
Grossman Named Radcliffe Fellow at Harvard
Just 3.3 percent of this year’s applicants were selected as fellows.
Schriever ’02, Wittman Up for Tonys
Tony Nominations were announced Tuesday, May 2, and will be awarded on Sunday, June 11
Cahill Wins E3 Competition with LA-Inspired Dance Studio
The Expo is the culmination of the yearlong Emerson’s Entrepreneurial Experience (E3) program, in which students from any major develop their ideas for a business, product, service, or nonprofit.
Law Named for Alum Spurs New Hospital Wayfinding Regulations
Laura’s Law was named for alumna Laura Levis ’04, who died outside a Somerville, Mass., emergency room because she couldn’t find the entrance.
Raynauld Paper Wins Political Science Award
Raynauld and a co-author won in the Identity Issues Best Paper category.
HowlRound: Fifteen Lessons on Theatre from Maureen Shea
Shea, who died in September 2022, was a profound force, writes Ates in an essay adapted from his remarks at Shea’s memorial gathering, held last month.
Romanska’s TheatreTimes Launches Online Theatre Festival
The International Online Theatre Festival (IOTF) is running now through April 30, featuring 39 shows from 23 countries.
ArtsEmerson Founder Honored for Advancing Global Theatre
While Orchard led ArtsEmerson, he brought more than 84 global productions from 16 different countries to Boston
Kent State Retrospective a Chance to Confront History
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer John Filo and Mary Ann Vecchio, the girl over the body of a slain student in the iconic photo taken May 4, 1970, will speak.