Events

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Faculty Recital: If You Knew My Story—Musical Theater Through a Transfeminine Lens, Featuring Jessye DeSilva
Studio T401 (Boston Conservatory at Berklee)
31 Hemenway Street
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Musical theater voice faculty member Jessye DeSilva brings her perspective as a woman of trans experience to repertoire from the musical theater canon.

Admission
FREE
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Good Breeding
Boston Conservatory Theater
31 Hemenway Street, Floor 2
Boston
MA
02115
United States
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents Robert O’Hara’s Good Breeding, an adaptation of the Greek Oresteia that shifts the action to a decadent, hypnotic world evoking New York’s infamous Studio 54.

a broken greek goddess sculpture
Good Breeding
Boston Conservatory Theater
31 Hemenway Street, Floor 2
Boston
MA
02115
United States
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents Robert O’Hara’s Good Breeding, an adaptation of the Greek Oresteia that shifts the action to a decadent, hypnotic world evoking New York’s infamous Studio 54.

a broken greek goddess sculpture
Good Breeding
Boston Conservatory Theater
31 Hemenway Street, Floor 2
Boston
MA
02115
United States
(View Map)

Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents Robert O’Hara’s Good Breeding, an adaptation of the Greek Oresteia that shifts the action to a decadent, hypnotic world evoking New York’s infamous Studio 54.

a broken greek goddess sculpture
Good Breeding
Boston Conservatory Theater
31 Hemenway Street, Floor 2
Boston
MA
02115
United States
(View Map)

Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents Robert O’Hara’s Good Breeding, an adaptation of the Greek Oresteia that shifts the action to a decadent, hypnotic world evoking New York’s infamous Studio 54.

a stage with spotlights shining down
Songwriting Showcase: Performance
Studio 106
132 Ipswich Street (Richard Ortner Studio Building), Floor 1—Studio 106
Boston
MA
02115
United States
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Students in the Theater Division’s Advanced Songwriting class (part of the songwriting specialization) perform a concert of new works accompanied by a live band.

Admission
Free, no ticket required
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Angela Gooch Studio Recital
Houston Hall
8 Fenway, Floor 1
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Students of Angela Gooch’s studio perform a spring recital.

Admission
FREE
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Lori L'Italien Musical Theater Studio Recital
Studio T401 (Boston Conservatory at Berklee)
31 Hemenway Street
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Students of Lori L'Italien present a recital of musical theater and pop songs. Accompanied by Dan Rodriguez and Eoin Clark.

Admission
FREE
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Studio Recital: Michael Hanley Classical and Musical Theater Voice Studio
Seully Hall
8 Fenway, Floor 4
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Voice students from the studio of Michael Hanley perform works from the classical and musical theater canon.

Admission
FREE
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Urinetown
Boston Conservatory Theater
31 Hemenway Street, Floor 2
Boston
MA
02115
United States
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From the Tony Award–winning team of Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis comes Urinetown, a wickedly funny, razor-sharp satire of corporate greed, social irresponsibility, and musical theater itself.

Past Events

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Black and white image of two men staring outwards with one man standing in between them facing the opposite way.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Cask by Tiffany Paige Adams
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Gothic horror meets queer desire in a dark celebration of literature, romance, and the human condition.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Pink image with a crown, sword, stuffed animals, a butterfly, a polaroid of the lesbian flag, flowers, a white chess piece, and a heart shaped locket—all pink, white, and orange.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Princess Play by Elizabeth Finlayson
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Princess Play is a dazzling romp in queer love, feminine friendship, and the line between kid and adult that will make your inner child sparkle.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Image of four students heads laying next to one another with a stoic expression.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Anthropocide Concept by Andrew Stout
Studio T401 (Boston Conservatory at Berklee)
31 Hemenway Street
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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After a set of collegiate twins lose their mother to suicide, they (along with two of their friends) leave their school to go to “The Professors’” old home they all call the library. 

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Pink image with a crown, sword, stuffed animals, a butterfly, a polaroid of the lesbian flag, flowers, a white chess piece, and a heart shaped locket—all pink, white, and orange.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Princess Play by Elizabeth Finlayson
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

Princess Play is a dazzling romp in queer love, feminine friendship, and the line between kid and adult that will make your inner child sparkle.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Woman in blue-tiled bathtub, holding a cigarette and sitting next to a bottle of liquor, dollar bills, and an ashtray.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: She Speaks in Tongues by Lila Kay
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

She Speaks in Tongues is a one-woman show that brings a comedic spin to the dark truths that happen in seedy alley ways.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Pink image with a crown, sword, stuffed animals, a butterfly, a polaroid of the lesbian flag, flowers, a white chess piece, and a heart shaped locket—all pink, white, and orange.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Princess Play by Elizabeth Finlayson
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

Princess Play is a dazzling romp in queer love, feminine friendship, and the line between kid and adult that will make your inner child sparkle.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Image of four students heads laying next to one another with a stoic expression.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Anthropocide Concept by Andrew Stout
Studio T401 (Boston Conservatory at Berklee)
31 Hemenway Street
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

After a set of collegiate twins lose their mother to suicide, they (along with two of their friends) leave their school to go to “The Professors’” old home they all call the library. 

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Black and white image of two men staring outwards with one man standing in between them facing the opposite way.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: Cask by Tiffany Paige Adams
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

Gothic horror meets queer desire in a dark celebration of literature, romance, and the human condition.

Left side: structure with light beaming in grey room. Right side: Woman in blue-tiled bathtub, holding a cigarette and sitting next to a bottle of liquor, dollar bills, and an ashtray.
Contemporary Theater Capstone: She Speaks in Tongues by Lila Kay
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
(View Map)

She Speaks in Tongues is a one-woman show that brings a comedic spin to the dark truths that happen in seedy alley ways.

Pencil drawing of a man standing and looking at his own shadow.
The Shadow: Reading of a New Musical
The Zack Box Theater
8 Fenway
Boston
MA
02215
United States
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Boston Conservatory presents a new musical written by Katya Stanislavskaya and directed by Ilana Ransom Toeplitza, adapted from both The Shadow, a fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, and Ten’ (The Shadow), a 1940 work by the Soviet playwright Eugene Schwartz.