Faculty Produced Film ‘Suzanne Césaire’ Starts Fall Tour of Festivals in Toronto
Ryan developed the project over four years. At TIFF, it will screen in the Wavelengths section, dedicated to avant-garde work.
Boston Globe Shines Spotlight on Marylee Fairbanks ’88, ‘The Outsiders’ Co-Producer
Alum and MA resident Marylee Fairbanks ’88 is the co-producer of two Tony Award-winning shows, “The Outsiders,” and “Kimberly Akimbo,” and co-host of the popular podcast Stages.
Warhol Grant Helps Fund Emerson Contemporary’s Newest Exhibition
‘off the pedestal’ is part of a multi-year initiative centered around monuments, public art installations, and a technology incubator.
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.
Life Helps ‘Actors Inhabit’ Characters in ‘The Islanders’: Boston Globe
Senior Distinguished Director in Residence Reggie Life is directing the world premiere of playwright Carey Crim’s funny, complex new show.
Emerson Among Best Film Schools in US and Canada: MovieMaker
Emerson is one of the best film schools due to its state-of-the-art equipment and experienced faculty.
Whether Naming Drugs or Writing Songs, Alum Mines Life and Creativity
Alexa Lash, MA ’11, a creative director at a branding agency, recently won Best Songwriter from the Miami New Times.
Romanska’s TheTheatreTimes Honored for Scholarly Excellence
The site won the 2024 ATHE-ASTR Award for Excellence in Digital Scholarship from the Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) and the American Society for Theatre Research (ASTR).
Emerson Alums Rack Up Emmy Nominations
The list includes some familiar names and first time appearances.
MFA for Mihalek is Perfect Pivot from Science to Poetry
For her thesis, Mihalek made a 3D scan of her hand, and turned it into a book of poems.