Meet the Class of ’21: ‘Just Be Yourself’
Emerson Today reached out to graduating seniors from across the College and asked them the same seven questions. This is Part 2:
Video & Slideshow: ‘Emerson Graduates’ Lights Up Little Building
The Emerson Graduates show is being projected onto the Little Building every night through May 15.
Discussing the Serious Business of Comedy with Doug Herzog ‘81
An exciting new interview series gives viewers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the comedy business.
We’re Not Lion: Emerson Week, May 3-9, the Virtual Place to Be
There is something for everyone during Emerson Week.
McMahan on Holiday Cards & Comedy: The Conversation
Assistant Director of Comedic Arts and theater historian Matt McMahan writes for The Conversation about the history of holiday cards and comedy, especially during other hard times, and present day cards, as they can help us deal with what has been a difficult year worldwide
Bundle Up and Stand-Up: Comedy in the Common Creates Community
Lamenting the loss of normal comedy shows, Eddie Tarr and Jonah Bowen realized that Boston Common would be a safe and accessible place to perform…with a built-in audience.
Emerson Honors ‘BoJack Horseman’ Creator Bob-Waksberg for Making Comedy with Social Impact
Emerson’s Center for Comedic Arts presented BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg with its first Ready Wit Award in Comedy Friday, October 30, in recognition of his “significant contributions to comedy while advancing social change.”
Lee’s ‘Becoming Eddie’ Screening at Boston Asian American Film Festival
Ed Lee’s movie short ‘Becoming Eddie’ is being screened at the Boston Asian American Festival.
Alum Bill Burr Hosting Saturday Night Live This Weekend
Bill Burr ’93, the creator and star of the animated show F Is for Family, will be hosting Saturday Night for the first first time this weekend. Burr was rather … Continue Reading Alum Bill Burr Hosting Saturday Night Live This Weekend
‘Flawed’ in the System: Troupe a Comedic Platform for Women of Color
In 2016, when Nina Rodriguez ‘19 saw a missing piece of the comedy scene puzzle on Emerson’s campus, she decided to do something about it.