In the News

Boston Conservatory’s not-to-be-missed spring dance concert, Limitless, was featured in WBUR’s 2025 Spring Arts Guide.

Associate Professor Patrice Jackson-Tilghman(Opens in a new window) pays a visit to her old high school in this feature story from her hometown NBC affiliate, KSDK News in St. Louis, Missouri.

Paul Daigneault, professor of theater, directs his final production for SpeakEasy Stage, the landmark Boston theater company he founded 34 years ago. 

Student Olivia Goosman (BFA '26) and faculty member Steph Davis were featured in the Boston Globe’s list of fun events to attend this winter. Goosman stars in the Emerson Colonial Theatre’s new production of Parade; and Davis will perform their original compositions in Gray Space/Blue Skies for the Celebrity Series Neighborhood Arts program.

Alum Tatianna Córdoba (BFA '22, musical theater) will make her Broadway debut as Ana Garcia in the musical adaptation of Real Women Have Curves.

Alum violinist Christina Bouey (BM '08, violin) has been named the new concertmaster of the Albany Symphony. 

Alum Andre Cerullo (BM '13, piano) speaks with CBS News Boston about his role as music director for Broadway in Boston’s production of & Juliet, the jukebox musical featuring pop anthems by songwriter/producer Max Martin.

Alum Carly Sakolove (BFA '08, musical theater) speaks with BroadwayWorld about reprising her role as Rosie in the 25th anniversary tour of Mamma Mia!

Alum Christopher Humbert Jr. (MM '23, opera) plays Count Ceprano in Chicago Lyric Opera’s fall 2024 production of Rigoletto.

Alum John Cardoza (BFA '16) will take over the role of Christian in Moulin Rouge! The Musical on Broadway.

Alums Nick Cearley (BFA '23) and Jennifer Simard (BFA '92) were featured in Playbill’s back-to-school feature, which highlights where Broadway artists learned their craft.

Once again, Boston Conservatory at Berklee makes Playbill's annual list of colleges with the most alums appearing on Broadway.