Sunday, April 9, 2017The Boston Musical Intelligencer
The Boston Musical Intelligencer reviews the Conservatory’s production of Bernstein’s MASS: A Theater Piece of Dancers, Players, and Singers, which was presented in April 2017.
OnStage reviews NETworks Presentation's touring production of Once, with praise forMackenzie Lesser-Roy's (B.F.A. '17, musical theater) performance in the role of "Girl."
Alumnus Stephen Petrovich (B.F.A. '10, musical theater), a columnist for On Stage, talks with former classmate Paul HeeSang Miller (B.F.A. '10, musical theater) about Miller’s role in the upcoming Broadway revival of Miss Saigon.
Neil Donohoe, dean of theater, talks to the Boston Globe about the Conservatory’s new interpretation of Bernstein’s MASS, which will be presented from April 7–9, 2017.
Dean of theater Neil Donohoe discusses the Conservatory's previous relationship with Bernstein's MASS, as well as the current production's modern interpretation.
The Abingdon Theatre Company, under the artistic direction of alumnus Tony Speciale ('98, diploma, musical theater), will present its first musical, The Boy who Danced on Air, in spring 2017.
AfriClassical.com recognizes the Conservatory's long history of training African American performing artists, such as alumnus Jonathon Heyward (B.M. '14, cello).
Alumnus Blake Zolfo (B.F.A. '15, musical theater) will be featured on the original cast album for Kid Victory, the new musical by John Kander and Greg Pierce. The recording is slated for a September 2017 release.
Alumna Diana Hickman (B.F.A. '99, musical theater), a jazz/pop artist, premiered a music video for the title track of her debut album, South of Your Thoughts.
