Theatre

Career Night for the Arts 2016: Meet Theatre Producer Eric Butler from CSOM ’12

October 27, 2016

Meet Eric Butler! Eric is a theatre enthusiast and business aficionado, proving you can combine your interests in both management and the arts in building your very own career! Eric is one of our incredible BC arts alumni guests attending…. Career Night for the Arts 2016! Come join us on Thursday, November 16th between 7:00pm – 8:30pm in … More Career Night for the Arts 2016: Meet Theatre Producer Eric Butler from CSOM ’12

Student Artists Feature: Danny Quinones!!

April 26, 2016

Meet Danny Quinones! As a featured BC student artist, we have invited him to share his art story! This talented theatre and writing enthusiast has a short play being performed in this year’s BC Arts Festival as part of.. Contemporary Theatre’s Playwriting Extravaganza on Saturday, April 30th, at 3:30pm in the Stokes Art Tent! Don’t … More Student Artists Feature: Danny Quinones!!

Meet Student Art Award Recipient Nick Robinson!

April 21, 2016

Meet Nick Robinson, Class of 2016! As a dedicated Theatre student and an Arts Council Production Manager superstar, Nick has earned his stripes in the BC art scene many times over. Nick shares his Art {Hi}story here to give you an inside look at the fun and rewarding work he’s accomplished in the art world, and … More Meet Student Art Award Recipient Nick Robinson!

Student Art Award Feature: Mallory Cotter!

April 13, 2016

Meet Mallory Cotter, a 2016 Arts Council Student Art Award recipient! The Arts Council is happy to recognize Mallory for her exemplary dedication and leadership in the realm of theatre management at Boston College. Pictured below is Mallory on the set of the Theatre Department’s January production of Almost Maine— Mallory was the lighting designer for … More Student Art Award Feature: Mallory Cotter!

We’re Not In Peanuts Anymore

April 12, 2016

by Alexa Villareal Dog Sees God may be based on the Peanuts characters, but besides their occasionally familiar color choices and tag lines, they are completely changed. Struggling with the general issues of high school, the Peanuts gang have broken some ties and grown up. The play is rife with angst and depression, layered … More We’re Not In Peanuts Anymore

Reflections on Love in BC’s Performance of Almost, Maine

February 3, 2016

By Alexa Villareal This past weekend Boston College was transported to the unofficial town of Almost, Maine. A series of sweet and timeless scenes of love and loss, the play Almost, Maine was a perfect primer for the upcoming Valentine’s Day. Each scene focuses on two characters at a time, eighteen appearing throughout the whole play, … More Reflections on Love in BC’s Performance of Almost, Maine

Robsham Hosts Production of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf

March 19, 2014

Thursday March 20 – Sunday March 23 Thurs – Sat 7:30 p.m.; Sun 2:00 p.m. Robsham Theater Written by Ntozake Shange, the play first opened on Broadway in 1976 and has since been adapted to television, film, and book form. A combination of poetry, song, and a variety of dance styles, the show stars seven dazzling African … More Robsham Hosts Production of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf