Griswold-Jenkins’ New Show Is Sexual Education and Couples Therapy, But Funny
Griswold-Jenkins said the play can help students figure what things really mean to them, instead of how they fit into existing structures.
McEachern ’19 Built Queer Theatre Collective to Highlight New Playwrights
QTCboston will host a Queer Coffee House event on June 30.
HartBeat Pitch Contest Raises BCE Profile, Introduces Next Gen Writers to Execs
Three winners were flown out to LA to pitch their TV show ideas to Hollywood leaders.
Comedic Arts’ Miara Turns Pitching Hollywood Into ‘Get It to Dutch’ Podcast
The podcast is “proof of concept” that creative skills can be applied to new media, Miara said.
ComEx! Performers Take on Mascots, ‘Twilight’, Dinosaurs
Audiences enjoyed students performing standup, sketches, improv, and more.
Laugh with (at?) Seven Emersonians Competing for Comedy Glory
Laugh today at tomorrow’s comedians on April 12 and 13.
Presidential Inauguration: RSVP to Three Days of Celebrating Emerson
There will be three days of special events including live performances, a film festival, panels, and food!
Students Put Theory into Practice in New LA-Based Comedy Conservatory
Eight students participated in the inaugural Comedic Arts Comedy Conservatory program this fall at Emerson LA, studying comedy and tapping into the vast network of industry resources unique to LA.
Remembering Norman Lear ’44, a Titan of Comedy
As the creator of some of the most groundbreaking TV shows of the 1970s and ‘80s, Lear used his comedies to portray American families as people with real struggles, foibles, bigotries, and love.
Comics of Color Bring on an ‘A-COC-alypse’ in Showcase
No joke: Students want Comics of Color to be an official Emerson-recognized organization.