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.
Emerson Stage’s production of the musical Working (2012 Revised Version) opens on Thursday, April 18, at the Cutler Majestic Theatre. I reached out to Co-Lighting Designer Tom Simpson, BFA…
POTUS, OR BEHIND EVERY GREAT DUMBASS ARE SEVEN WOMEN TRYING TO KEEP HIM ALIVE By Selina FillingerDirected by Kate Cherry CAST LIST HARRIET: Ella HaggJEAN: Lulu RoyceSTEPHANIE: Grace Rogers DUSTY: Sydney Simanauer BERNADETTE:…
By Tyler York I’ve been listening to The Scottsboro Boys soundtrack all day, which is fitting given that I failed to mention Emerson alumna Jacki Barlia Florin, one of the…
Interview and article by James La Bella, Mad Moon Dramaturg I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Lisa D’Amour, the playwright of Mad Moon, to chat a…
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…
by Abby Lee, Dramaturg The Rod Parker Playwriting Fellowship is the first time for many students to directly engage with a new work in performance, and it’s the first time…