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October 24, 2016 | Theatre,

What Emersonians are Saying About Mala

Next weekend, Melinda Lopez’s new one-woman show Mala is opening at ArtsEmerson, and here in the student engagement office, we’ve been thinking a lot about how to talk to our...

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October 7, 2016 | News, Theatre,

Introducing the Robert J. Orchard Stage at Emerson/Paramount Center

On October 6, 2016 ArtsEmerson and Emerson College renamed the Paramount main stage the “Robert J. Orchard Stage” in honor of Rob’s incredible career in the arts and for the...

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October 4, 2016 | Theatre,

The Gift of Not “Getting It”

“Dear incomprehension, it’s thanks to you I’ll be myself, in the end.” – Samuel Beckett, The Unnamable I just recently saw the Frida Kahlo now on display at the MFA...

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September 28, 2016 | Theatre,

It’s a Match!

This “scruffy and endearing bunch” is wooing Boston audiences on and off the stage. Here’s a little more information on the five guys leaving everyone on the edge of their...

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September 26, 2016 | Theatre,

Videomania: What’s Next at ArtsEmerson?

Want to know what the next exciting thing happening at ArtsEmerson is all about? We’ve made it easier than ever with this round-up of short sneak-peeks of our upcoming shows and events!...

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September 25, 2016 | Theatre,

Circus in Real Life

For P. Carl’s Creative Producing class we had the opportunity to sit and talk with some of Machine de Cirque’s amazing ensemble. We spoke to Johan (whose specialty in the...

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September 20, 2016 | Theatre,

What it Takes to be a Circus Star

This season we are thrilled to have the opportunity to present two major internationally acclaimed circus troupes. Audiences and press raved about our season opener, Cuisine and Confessions, proclaiming it...

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August 17, 2016 | Film, Theatre,

On Boston’s Opera Past & Future

Over the past century, Bostonians have seen many opera companies come and go, leaving artists and audience goers alike wondering “is Boston really an opera city?” We’ve seen small and...

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