News at the Conservatory

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s acclaimed musical will run September 26 to 29 at Boston Conservatory Theater.  

As Berklee’s Africana Studies Division grows, so do learning and mentorship opportunities for Boston Conservatory at Berklee students. 

Tom Brady’s former fitness center has been upgraded to state-of-the-art dance studios, complete with locker rooms, showers, and a smoothie bar.

Nearly 30 new faculty across the Dance, Music, and Theater divisions bring industry expertise from the Boston Ballet to Broadway and from the fields of ethnomusicology to circus arts.

The eight performances will showcase the best of the Conservatory’s dance, music, and theater programs.

With the launch of its newest minor in fall 2024, Boston Conservatory brings circus arts to academia.

The attorney, scholar, and civil rights activist narrated the words of Martin Luther King Jr. in a performance of Joseph Schwantner’s “New Morning for the World.”

A 20-year music industry veteran and a committed artist advocate with deep Berklee roots, Lucchese sets the tone for a new era at the institution.

Performing choreography by Jennifer Archibald, students will dance in the convention’s star-studded evening concert series at the Crypto.com Arena.

Ben Simpson (B.F.A. '11, musical theater) was a coproducer for Merrily We Roll Along, and Mike Mosallam (M.M. '06, musical theater) produced Appropriate.