There is a much to think about after seeing The Golden Age. Give yourself some time to unpack this complex, epic production and then share your thoughts with us.
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By Preslee Krout and Carter White, Dramaturgs/Assistant Directors MARIE But I can’t dispense with the past, with history.SHEEP That’s why you’ve become its victim. And your own life was lost…
Hello my little french fries, I hope things are well and you aren’t stuck in a snow bank somewhere? The Costume Shop has been working harder than the Elves on…
Emerson Students gearing up to go to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 1 Started in 1969 by Roger L. Stevens, the Kennedy Center’s founding chairman, the Kennedy…
By Melia Bensussen Am lecturing wonderful student actors on the history of the American theatre – did you know that in 1948 you could have seen Death of A Salesman, Oklahoma…
by Henry Aceves, Production Dramaturg (NewFest New Play Workshop: Amanuensis, or The Miltons) Paradise Lost has been considered an essential work in the English literary canon since the first…
Today marked the first of three 10:00am matinee performance of BUD, NOT BUDDY that Emerson Stage will host for schoolchildren. Two hundred students, approximately 9-11 years old, and their teachers…