Alumni News

Shelbie Rassler says getting to know her idol was "the silver lining of a lifetime" following her reimagining of Bacharach’s hit “What the World Needs Now Is Love.” 

Opera alum Eric Ferring talks about his debut solo album, produced by Boston Conservatory voice teacher Rebecca Folsom.

Shanelle Chloe Villegas discusses Boston Conservatory’s contemporary theater faculty and the program’s emphasis on collective collaboration.

Alum Jonathon Heyward makes history as Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s first music director of color.

Alumni had key roles in the making of Best Picture–nominated films CODA, Encanto, and West Side Story.

Juan Luis Guerra ’82 took home four awards as three Berklee alumni won a total of six Latin Grammys at this year's event.

Following an almost-two-year hiatus, more than 50 Boston Conservatory alums are bringing in-person theater back, both on and off Broadway and through national tours.

The nominees for the 63rd annual Grammy Awards were announced on Tuesday, November 24, and Berklee alumni and faculty are once again well represented across many of the major categories. Boston Conservatory at Berklee alumni were well represented in the Best Musical Theater Album category, with members of the original cast of Little Shop of Horrors, Jagged Little Pill, American Utopia on Broadway, and Soft Power receiving nominations.

Three Berklee College of Music alumni received Tony Award nominations this year, while Boston Conservatory at Berklee alumni made an impressive showing in Tony-nominated productions.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee students, alumni, and faculty proved to be an integral part of Boston’s theater scene at the 38th Annual Elliot Norton Awards, Boston’s largest theater awards ceremony, held virtually on May 11.