Class of 2023 Snapshot: School of the Arts and Marlboro Institute
This year’s graduating class is from all across the globe with interests all over the map.
This year’s graduating class is from all across the globe with interests all over the map.
Through humor, empathy, innovation, and engagement, these teaachers educate Emersonians with excellence.
Burr joined Trustee Doug Herzog for a conversation that explored Burr’s Emerson experience, professional journey, and advice for building a career in entertainment.
Chieng discussed his time at The Daily Show, his path to comedy, and how he’s managed to build a global audience.
Irwin passed along some of what he’s learned over five decades on stage, in film, and on television
Comedic Arts faculty Tripp Whetsell shared his admiration and respect for the late comedian and actor Budd Friedman, who recently passed, in a New York Times piece. Friedman was the founder of the legendary Improv comedy clubs, first opened in New York City in 1963.
Students studying for the first-in-the-nation BFA in Comedic Arts will have the opportunity to spend the fall of their junior year taking courses only offered in LA:
Perrault and Yacenda started working together while students in Boston.
Martie Cook, professor and founding director of the College’s Center for Comedic Arts, spoke about what it takes to develop a new TV show, as Jennifer Hudson’s new talk show debuts today and takes the former time slot of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Please meet a sampling of students kind enough to speak to an Emerson Today reporter randomly interrupting their conversations.