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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Liebergott tribute: praise, laughter, and happy tears
The Paramount Theatre was packed April 21 for a tribute to President Jacqueline Liebergott, who is approaching the end of her tenure as president of the College.
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LA Program's Lemack gives expert opinion on acting
Back Stage, a national newspaper and website for actors, recently sought the expert advice of the Los Angeles Program’s part-time faculty member Brad Lemack.
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Up close with TV's Menounos '00
Maria Menounos ’00 is five feet, eight inches of sheer dynamic energy and success.
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Mercutio Troupe presents The Yellow Wallpaper
Emerson’s Mercutio Troupe presents The Yellow Wallpaper at the Tufte Center's Greene Theatre, April 15-16.
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Student, faculty work side-by-side in off-campus play
The day after Theatre Studies major Monty Cole ’11 graduates, he has an audition in Chicago.
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Alumnus appears in unusual role at Lincoln Center
An Emerson alumnus will play the head of a horse in War Horse, which opens April 14 at the Lincoln Center Theater in New York.
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Emerson Stage prepares for opening of Spring Musical
An annual rite of spring since 1954, Emerson’s spring musical will take the Paramount stage this week with a production of Man of La Mancha, featuring a cast and crew of some 40 students.
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High goals set for Live Music Week
WERS 88.9 FM will hold its semiannual “Live Music Week” April 2–10.
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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 »
