Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents a festival of original works conceived, written, and produced by students of its contemporary theater B.F.A. program.
Theresa Lang, Contemporary Theater Capstone Festival Faculty Advisor
You’ve listened to the episodes, now it’s time to experience #*! / Hag: LIVE! Join Kyle and Toni for a night full of laughs, pop culture, and, of course, their fan-favorite mini-games.
This event is open to Berklee students, faculty, and staff with a valid Berklee ID, and invited guests only.
For reasons unknown, a girl refuses to eat, drink, or leave her apartment. As she digs in her heels, an unusual cast of characters fills her isolated world—some to encourage her, some to confuse her. As she delves deeper into the battle against her own paranoia, the question remains: Why?
When an intergalactic alien organization threatens to eradicate humanity, one person is selected at random to plead for our survival. Earthling is a testament of lived experience, written by and about real, live humans. If it were up to you to justify your entire species’ existence, what would you say?
This event is open to Berklee students, faculty, and staff with a valid Berklee ID, and invited guests only.
Ineffable is an experiment of making the universal and mundane epics of adolescents into a tangible catharsis of collaboration, color, breath, and movement, extracting the unspeakable and unspoken highs and lows of coming into a splintered existence—a collective confession of divine naïvete.
Ineffable is an experiment of making the universal and mundane epics of adolescents into a tangible catharsis of collaboration, color, breath, and movement, extracting the unspeakable and unspoken highs and lows of coming into a splintered existence—a collective confession of divine naïvete.
You’ve listened to the episodes, now it’s time to experience #*! / Hag: LIVE! Join Kyle and Toni for a night full of laughs, pop culture, and, of course, their fan-favorite mini-games.
This event is open to Berklee students, faculty, and staff with a valid Berklee ID, and invited guests only.
Carol Sparkman and Robert McFletcher-Jones sing 60 minutes of musical theater and popular songs in a culminating capstone project. This performance is in partial fulfillment of their M.F.A. in Musical Theater Vocal Pedagogy degrees.
Arthur (AJ) Knox is delighted to announce his debut film, Edible’s Arrangements, starring Hannah Katz, Alex Leondedis, Carrigan Boynton, and Jackson Randall. This movie is not a comedy, but it’s bloody hilarious. It is the story of a high school drug dealer and her father who runs a failing Edible Arrangements business.
Daughtertrucker follows three sisters—Esther, Cristina, and Mercedes—after two losses in their family. Over the course of a week, scenes of this sisterhood unfold and reveal a damaged but generous dynamic among young women experiencing grief.
Julia and Elease grew up as best friends—that was, until their teenage years. As friends do, they grew apart, had a falling out, and have hated each other ever since. Now Julia is drowning in depression and bad ideas; Elease had a picture perfect life until she got thrown out on her own. After running into each other at a party and still being able to see through the other’s facade, they decide to try and help each other get their lives back together.
To Make You Love Me is a multiscreen filmic experience cetered around suicidal ideation, toxic ambition, and public perception. The story explores a relationship to death and how when the water is rising, there is no way out, only through.
