From Dancer to Choreographer
by Lindsay Eberly We recently interviewed X Dance choreographer Kameron Tarlow about his role in the show. He discussed his experiences as a dancer in last year’s X Dance, as…
NewFest Brings Survivalist Sensation to Stage
This upcoming semester, Emerson Stage is thrilled to present Patrick McDonald’s new play Rough & Tumble for NewFest 2012. NewFest auditions for Emerson Performing Arts students begin January 20. Performances…
A Summer at Hartford Stage
Gregory Turner, a junior BA Theatre Studies student concentrating in Arts Management, learned what it takes to arrange travel, feed, house, and attend to the many other needs of a…
Growing Through the Arts
We talked with Samantha Gassel, a recent graduate of Emerson’s Theatre Education: Non-Performance program, on her view of the arts in education. Samantha is currently student teaching high school students…
Arts Teaches Humanity, Collaboration, Citizenship
Emerson College Theatre Education graduate student, Lindsay Weitkamp, talks with Emerson Stage during Arts in Education Week 2011 about the value of arts in education programs, her own experiences as…
Learning Confidence and Self-Value Through the Arts
Natalie Bruno, a junior Theatre Education student and President of Kidding Around at Emerson College, is passionate about the arts. In honor of Arts in Education Week, we asked her…
Creativity through Education
“The future belongs to young people with an education and the imagination to create.” -President Barack Obama Christina Marín, theater education professor at Emerson College, tells us, “I have seen…
Power of the Arts
We recently sat down with Performing Arts Administrative Assistant, a recent graduate of Emerson’s Theatre Education master’s degree program, SiouxSanna Ramirez-Cruz, to get her take on the importance of arts…
National Arts in Education Week
Throughout the country this week, arts and educational institutions are celebrating National Arts in Education Week. Arts and educational institutions are taking this opportunity to draw attention to arts in…