In the News

Aaron Patterson (B.F.A. '21, musical theater) will sing the national anthem during the Red Sox's annual Pride Night at Fenway Park.

Reynaliz Herrera (M.M. '12, percussion), bike-percussionist and founder of theatrical percussion company Ideas, Not Theories, recently performed during Harvard Museums of Science & Culture’s virtual World Bicycle Day Celebration.

Eleri Ward (B.F.A. '17, musical theater) will release A Perfect Little Death, the full length debut album from SUF/SOND, on June 4. The album represents a combination of the expansive, unique canon of Stephen Sondheim with the ethereal, melancholic sounds of artist Sufjan Stevens.

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

SpeakEasy Stage Company’s New England premiere of “TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever" is praised by the Boston Globe for its examination of the history and structures of racism. The production is produced in partnership with Boston Conservatory at Berklee and directed by Assistant Professor of Theater Pascale Florestal.

Professor of Opera Johnathon Pape directs Dayton Opera's upcoming production of Giuseppe Verdi’s celebrated La Traviata.

SpeakEasy Stage Company’s upcoming New England premiere of “TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever" is available for streaming starting Friday, April 23. The production is produced in partnership with Boston Conservatory at Berklee and directed by Assistant Professor of Theater Pascale Florestal.

Nicole Talbot (B.F.A. '24, musical theater) shares her personal experience and advocates for transgender youth to be able to receive gender-affirming, science-based medical care and support.

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.

A profile of alum Leroy "Slam" Stewart's life, notable achievements in the arts, and connection to Binghamton, New York.

Chair of Composition, Contemporary Music, and Core Studies Jonathan Bailey Holland is featured by Colorado Public Radio as a "contemporary Black composer you should know."

Alum Kelly Corcoran (B.M. '99, voice) has been appointed as interim artistic advisor for the Lexington Philharmonic in Kentucky.