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The Radio City Rockettes are heading from the stage to college.

The first-of-its-kind class will be available to dance and musical theatre students of all gender identities at the Massachusetts institution.

Boston Conservatory alum Eleri Ward (B.F.A. '17, musical theater) kicked off a national concert tour for her newest album Keep A Tender Distance, an introspective folk guitar exploration of Stephen Sondheim’s music.

In the early days of the pandemic, alum Mickey White (B.F.A. '19, musical theater) assembled a group of masked and distanced carolers to bring back “the Christmas magic.” The group is back this year with more than 70 gigs booked in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee's production of Susannah was highlighted as a standout performance of 2022, praising students Nina Anderson (soprano), Teddy Edgar (tenor), and Christopher Humbert (bass-baritone).

Boston Conservatory was named the best college dance program in Massachusetts and among the best in the U.S. for 2022–2023 by Danceus.org.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee senior Chris Mitchell (B.F.A. '23, musical theater) makes his film debut as the principal dancer in the newest Hocus Pocus movie.

Michael Lewin, founder and director of the Boston Conservatory Piano Masters Series, discusses the invaluable experience the 

Assistant professor of orchestral studies and contemporary music Vimbayi Kaziboni joined the BBC Philharmonic to conduct a performance of new contemporary works that showcased the musical research of PRiSM (Practice and Research in Science and Music).

Lilly Rose Valore (B.F.A. '19, contemporary dance) is among the artists featured in the WBUR series "the Makers: 15 artists of color leaving an imprint on Massachusetts."

Alum Shanelle Chloe Villegas (B.F.A. '19, contemporary theater) is among the artists featured in the WBUR's series "the Makers: 15 artists of color leaving an imprint on Massachusetts."

Calling alum Eleri Ward (B.F.A. '17, musical theater) “a preternaturally gifted young singer,” the New York Times praises Keep a Tender Distance, her latest album of indie folk interpretations of Stephen Sondheim songs, for how it captures “the vast, unquenchable longing at the heart of the master’s work.”