In the News

In this Sunday arts feature, the Boston Globe highlights Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s new five-year residency with the Verdon Fosse Legacy. 

UK-based Plastic Magazine recently shared new music by alum Vladyslav Ustiuhov (BM '19, MM '21, piano).

Musical theater alums Jake Siffert and Jaiden Jones, both graduates of the class of 2025, will join the ensemble of the Chicago national tour this fall.

Lindsey Klein, associate professor of dance, shares tips for successful college auditions with Dance Magazine.

The Berkshire Edge reviewed Boston Conservatory students’ performance of  “Onward Still,” an original dance work by Ken Ossola with live musical accompaniment, at Tanglewood Learning Institute.

Associate alum Nicholas Christopher ('09) has been tapped to play Anatoly Sergievsky in a Broadway revival of Chess, launching in fall 2025. 

Recent graduate Bryson Battle (BFA '25, musical theater) spoke with his hometown newspaper about his outstanding season on The Voice and his upcoming role in Sia’s new musical, Saturday Church.

Alum Ebony Williams (BFA '05, contemporary dance) spoke with Dance Magazine about her work choreographing a special episode of the PBS animated series Alma’s Way. 

Alum Jennifer Simard (BFA '92, musical theater) and her costar Christopher Sieber recently appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss their hit musical Death Becomes Her and the TikTok trend inspired by dialogue from the show.

Pola Benke (MM '12, cello performance) has been appointed music director at Santa Monica Symphony.

Alan Mackwell (BM '20, composition) received a BMI Composer Award for his work Rail Dynamics for string trio and fixed media.

In this digital series produced by PBS’s Great Performances, musical theater alum Andrew Durand (BFA '08) discusses his leading role in the new Broadway musical Dead Outlaw.