Written by theater faculty member David Valdes, Much Undone is a contemporary response to the Bard’s Much Ado About Nothing with all the Shakespearean ingredients—mistaken identity, song, direct address, weddings, and unweddings.
A theatrical response to Troye Sivan’s debut album by the same name, Blue Neighbourhood is the story of twelve people as they process a sudden and unexpected loss within their community.
Seventeen extraordinary senior dance emphasis students share their talents and experiences through a video performance capturing their work and transformations during their time in “dance emph.”
The junior musical theater class creates and shares a video anthology with highlights of their wide-ranging performance work during the 2020–2021 academic year.
The class of 2024 performs an original musical expression of their shared first-year journey, featuring an array of choral works and musical theater and pop songs.
Boston Conservatory theater students perform innovative interpretations of favorite Sondeim songs and memorable moments from his greatest works to celebrate the composer’s 90th birthday.
Boston Conservatory theater students perform innovative interpretations of favorite Sondeim songs and memorable moments from his greatest works to celebrate the composer’s 90th birthday.
Boston Conservatory theater students perform innovative interpretations of favorite Sondeim songs and memorable moments from his greatest works to celebrate the composer’s 90th birthday.
Boston Conservatory theater students perform innovative interpretations of favorite Sondeim songs and memorable moments from his greatest works to celebrate the composer’s 90th birthday.
Conservatory alumnus Mike Mosallam directs the Boston premiere of this song cycle about yearning and escape, composed by the award-winning songwriting team behind Tuck Everlastingand Amélie.
Conservatory alumnus Mike Mosallam directs the Boston premiere of this song cycle about yearning and escape, composed by the award-winning songwriting team behind Tuck Everlastingand Amélie.
In this dark comedy about the aftermath of a global catastrophe, a group of survivors gather to create a new form of theater. This performance will be presented over two weekends: Acts I and II will be presented October 9–11, and Act III will be presented October 16–18.
In this dark comedy about the aftermath of a global catastrophe, a group of survivors gather to create a new form of theater. This performance will be presented over two weekends: Acts I and II will be presented October 9–11, and Act III will be presented October 16–18.