Department of Performing Arts
Department of Performing Arts News
The latest faculty, staff, and student news for the Department of Performing Arts. For College news and upcoming events, visit the News & Events section.
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Performing Arts Students Continue a Tradition
Gathering on a cold and rainy day on the Boston Common, a group of Emerson College Performing Arts students brought some much–needed life and activity to the park on an otherwise dreary day.
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Faculty and Staff Moderate Discussions on Laramie Residency
Emerson Leader in Residence Carole Simpson will moderate a Laramie Project panel discussion on the struggle for GLBT rights and protections September 21 as part of ArtsEmerson's Grand Opening.
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Boston Phoenix Lauds Emerson for Redefining Boston Arts Experience
In a September 14 article, the Boston Phoenix discussed Emerson College’s success and continuing efforts to transform Downtown Crossing into a thriving cultural community.
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The Office of Communications and Marketing went behind the scenes with flash mob creators Rob Orchard, Executive Director of ArtsEmerson, and Fraulein Maria Choreographer Doug Elkins, to find out how this unusual event came about.
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Julie Andrews’s voice blasts out of hidden speakers in the food court of Boston’s City Place, “high on a hill was a lonely goatherd, lay-od-lay-od-lay-he-hoo....”
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M. Lee Pelton named 12th President of Emerson College
M. Lee Pelton, president of Willamette University and a former dean at Colgate University and Dartmouth College, will assume office July 1, 2011.
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Emersonian Directs Amanda Palmer at ART
Steven Bogart, MA ’86 will direct his former high school prodigy, Amanda Palmer, at the ART's Oberon this year.
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New Faculty Members Bring a Wealth of Experience to Emerson
What do a Guggenheim fellow, a Kant philosopher, a former staff writer for the New York Times, the screenwriter for Gangs of New York, and a Frederick Douglass Doctoral Scholar have in common? They are all joining the Emerson faculty this fall.
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Performing Arts alumnus Scott Sinclair ’10 knows long hours. While at Emerson, he interned at the SpeakEasy Stage Company. The internship turned into a job. Now, Sinclair is directing his first major performance, Striking 12–a concert with three performers based on the holiday classic The Little Match Girl.
Joe Antoun, Artistic Director of NewFest & Part-Time Faculty in Performing Arts
Behind-the-Scenes of NewFest 2011
Learn about how Emerson turns a student-written show into a full-scale production each year. Watch the video »














