Two parallel lines, composed of 22 student actors and eight professional thespians, stomped across the wooden floor of the Paramount’s Studio Seven....
Five dancers stand perfectly aligned at the front of the stage, motionless and silent. Suddenly, they snap their heads to the right, in a rippling fashion....
Unexpected phone calls can be nerve-racking. Filmmaker Sara Nesson, daughter of adjunct Emerson professor Bob Nesson, was in her kitchen when she received...
Imagine if Sergio Leone put Will Ferrell, machine gun battles, and a talking panther in his famous spaghetti westerns. The result would look a lot like...
The day after speaking at Emerson (his alma mater), author/screenwriter/producer Seth Grahame-Smith talked with the Berkeley Beacon about his books Pride...
Terrence Howard, an Oscar-nominated actor known for roles in Hustle & Flow and Red Tails, surprised his audience in the Semel Theater Tuesday by saying...
There are two weeks left, people.
For my final Beacon column, the only thing I can think to write about is how little time I have left at Emerson, and...
Decriminals, a student-run hip-hop production company, got its start during the summer of 2011, shooting videos of amateur rappers on Boston Common. The...
The elevator doors of the Tufte Production and Performance Center opened onto a mosh pit-like crowd of somewhere between 200 and 300 members of the Emerson...
, Beacon Staff/strongA young hotel concierge vying for a management position. His escaped convict brother arriving on his doorstep. A host of wealthy New...
I work at a movie theater. Not just a movie theater, an art house cinema. I can recall just about every film to hit Boston screens in 2010, and I’ve...
