Forty-two years ago, Robert Redford and Paul Newman rode side by side as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. They robbed trains, jumped off of cliffs,...

An hour before showtime, the Bill Bordy Theater and Auditorium was already buzzing with the voices of Emerson students. Some excitedly called their...

Although its World War I-era namesake currently resides there, it remains to be seen whether or not Scottish rock outfit Franz Ferdinand will end up...

Musical Theatre Society (MTS)Senior directing and dramaturgy major Adam Thompson, president of MTS, is starting the year off early with a Hurricane...

Just four episodes into its debut season, Bob’s Burgers is the best show in Fox’s Sunday night “Animation Domination,” and the only one that wasn’t...

Elizabethtown follows Drew Baylor (Orlando Bloom), a young marketing hotshot whose career has recently come crashing down around him after a shoe design...

With catchy hooks and ready-for-radio melodies, it is no wonder that popular Beantown-based indie band Averi-comprised of vocalist Chad Perrone,...

Dec. 9, 8:15 p.m. | Bright Family Screening Room | Free for Emerson students Fiction became reality when Glen Hansard and Makéta Irglová...

At any given time, listeners to WECB, Emerson’s student-run freeform radio station, can find themselves treated to everything from comedic banter to...

The Beacon and reporters from other college media outlets took part in a conference call interview with Elizabeth Olsen, star of emMartha Marcy May Marlene....

On his journey, Joseph shares his explanations of other people's dreams, winning him the attention and love of the Egyptian people.,"Joseph...

Sex sells, even in comic books. So when DC Comics announced a reboot — that is, a tabula rasa of sorts for all its main titles — many...

They say that history repeats itself and, after seeing Hair last Thursday night, I would have to agree. The "American Tribal Love Rock Musical,"...

 For many Emerson students, the prospect of spending a day in a garden without Internet, cell phone, or basic human contact is unimaginable — without...

From first-time writer/director Rob McKittrick comes Waiting, a farce about a group of restaurant employees (played by Justin Long, Dane Cook and...