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In this highly anticipated annual event, students in the Theater Division’s advanced songwriting class (part of the songwriting specialization) perform a concert of all new works accompanied by a live band.
In this fun and quirky musical, audiences are transported back to 1595, when the fictitious Bottom brothers attempt to step out of Shakespeare’s shadow by writing the world’s first musical. Paul Daigneault directs the performance, with musical direction by Dan Rodriguez and choreography by Taavon Gamble.
This performance has been selected as part of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s spring 2024 Center Stage collection.
In this fun and quirky musical, audiences are transported back to 1595, when the fictitious Bottom brothers attempt to step out of Shakespeare’s shadow by writing the world’s first musical. Paul Daigneault directs the performance, with musical direction by Dan Rodriguez and choreography by Taavon Gamble.
This performance has been selected as part of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s spring 2024 Center Stage collection.
Join us for a master class with Melissa Foster, a voice educator specializing in musical theater, pop styles, the history and performance of hip-hop, and opera/musical theater crossover.
In addition to his globe-trotting performance career, American pianist William Wolfram is a faculty member of the Manhattan School of Music and the Eastern Music Festival. He will work with three Boston Conservatory pianists in this free and public master class.
Musical theater students present self-choreographed works directed by Lily Lindstrom and Bailey Greemon, with advising from faculty member Michelle Chassé.