In the News

The Radio City Rockettes are heading from the stage to college.

The first-of-its-kind class will be available to dance and musical theatre students of all gender identities at the Massachusetts institution.

Boston Conservatory was named the best college dance program in Massachusetts and among the best in the U.S. for 2022–2023 by DanceUs.org.

Lilly Rose Valore (B.F.A. '19, contemporary dance) is among the artists featured in the WBUR series "The Makers: 15 artists of color leaving an imprint on Massachusetts."

Daede Ott (B.F.A. '24, contemporary dance) talks to the Star Herald about performing with 12 other Boston Conservatory dance students at KCON Los Angeles. 

Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston announces the appointment of Rachel Bertone (B.F.A. '07, contemporary dance), as its new Artistic Director starting summer 2022. Bertone has previously served on the Boston Conservatory's faculty and directed the Conservatory's 2019 production of 'Can't Keep Quiet.' 

Associate Professor of Dance Marissa Parmenter speaks with the Scope about the rapidly evolving Boston ballet community.

Alum Callie Chapman (B.F.A. '02, contemporary dance) shares her experience learning at the Conservatory and having a successful professional arts career in the Greater Boston area.

Current student Caroline Jewell (B.F.A. '21, contemporary dance) shares her experience learning remotely and her excitement for the upcoming hybrid spring semester.

Dance Magazine spoke with Boston Conservatory at Berklee Chair of Dance Mila Thigpen about how students can best utilize school resources this semester.

Boston Conservatory's contemporary dance program is ranked number 2 on College Magazine's Top 10 Colleges for Dance.

Recent Conservatory graduate Shelbie Rassler (B.M. '20, composition) talks to Billboard about the technological intricacies of creating “What the World Needs Now” for Virtual Orchestra, which was a viral sensation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.