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Boston University College of Fine Arts lecturer Angie Jepson is a professional stage combat coach who teaches stage combat in the BU School of Theatre.
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Judith Chaffee and her students practice commedia dell’arte, a type of improvisational comedy that began in Italy in the 16th century; it features stock characters, many wearing masks.
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See some of the work of lighting designer Christopher Akerlind (CFA’85), a Tony Award nominee this year for The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess. Akerlind has done the lighting design for more than 600 productions during his close to [...]three-decade career.
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Highlights from past productions of the Huntington Theatre Company, spanning 30 years and seasons beginning in 1982.
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In the first play of the Huntington Theatre Company’s 2011–2012 season, Tony Award–winning director and writer Mary Zimmerman adapts Leonard Bernstein's "Candide," reordering the sequence of events to be more faithful to the [...]novel's original structure.
See scenes from the production in this slideshow, and read the full story on BU Today: /today/2011/bernsteins-candide-opens-huntington-season/
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Corinne Marrinan (CFA'95) talks about her career path from theater stage manager to staff writer on the hit crime drama CSI.
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Before she came to Boston University, Ava Ascher used to get nervous before big class presentations. She had stage fright — and wasn’t involved with any sort of performance extracurriculars in high school.
When Ascher (CAS ‘25, COM ‘25) [...]was a freshman, a friend told her they were auditioning for a BU on Broadway show. “You should just come with me,” they had suggested. Ascher agreed, thinking the experience may help her.
As she got involved with BU on Broadway, she learned just how much she loved performing for people and being involved with theatre production as her stage-fright faded.
BU on Broadway is an organization that performs two shows every semester — entirely student-run. One show is always held at the Tsai Performance Center, and the other is performed at the student theatre, which is more like a black-box theatre.
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