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 to talk about the value of arts in education, her own experiences in school with the arts, and about Kidding Around’s great programming for young people in the Boston area.
by Katherine Charleton I graduated from Emerson last May with a degree in Arts Management, and moved to New York for a temporary gig as Press Coordinator at Lincoln Center…
This past Monday, the Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 scenic team started loading the show’s scenery in the Semel Theater. In case you missed our Facebook post on Tuesday, there is…
By Tyler York During my time in Santiago, I and my fellow Emersonians took part in a workshop in which Duoc UC students presented place branding projects. The projects focused…
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Emerson senior, Tierra Bonser was awarded the Kennedy Center/ Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas (LMDA) Dramaturgy Fellowship to the…
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…
Jayson James, who plays Andrew C in the upcoming production of Café Variations, is a junior BA Theatre Studies: Performance major at Emerson College. Jayson sat down with us to…