By Corrie Glanville FILMS Leonard Bernstein: Omnibus – The Historic TV Broadcasts (2010) Long before Alastair Cooke became the host of Masterpiece Theatre, he made his American television debut in...
Read MoreWere you inspired by the interactions in Café Variations? Would you have the courage to ask “is this seat taken?” Join the conversation by commenting below.
Read MoreMagda Romanska, Emerson professor and dramaturg for Café Variations provides behind the scenes insight into the production… The trouble is I can’t make sense of my life at all. I...
Read MoreDramaturgy student Tierra Bonser interviews Barney O’Hanlon, choreographer. Barney O’Hanlon, aside from playing the role of Harold in Café Variations, is working as choreographer on this (as many of the...
Read MoreEmerson dramaturgy student Tierra Bonser interviews Brian Scott, Café Variations’ lighting designer. Brian Scott describes his role as lighting designer as a “visual storyteller with light composition, the purpose of...
Read MoreBy Corrie Glanville FILMS Brief Encounter (1945) I had the opportunity to see Kneehigh Theatre’s captivating stage adaptation at the American Conservatory Theater a few years ago, which incorporated clips...
Read MoreEmerson dramaturgy student Tierra Bonser interviews Caitlin Ward and Rafael Jaen, co-costume designers. They sat in the Emerson College costume shop across from each other and sounded like old friends,...
Read MoreWhat would you like to see Tomáš Kubínek invent next? Have an idea for a fantastically useless invention? Join the conversation by commenting below.
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