Is Bridgerton's Diverse Casting Color-Blind, or Color-Conscious?
Maurice Emmanuel Parent talks about the two terms and how he sees them playing out on stage and screen.
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Weekender: Revival of Tufts musical theater continues with 'Spring Awakening'
“Through song and dance, they expressed their innermost thoughts and turbulent emotions, finding temporary release from a repressive society that claims to love them, fails to understand them, and nearly destroys them,” - Professor Barbara Grossman
Feet Make Music Too
"I love that I can dance and make music at the same time and not have to compromise either of them," says tap dancer Ian Berg, founding member of the Boston-based tap company Subject:Matter.
The team that put 'Mr. Parent' in a class, by himself
“Maurice has a natural storytelling rhythm," says Sandberg-Zakian. “He always communicates a sense of delight and discovery around what his students teach him."
Tufts Seniors Explore Black Art in "Almanac"
The new student-written musical show "Almanac" runs at Cohen Auditorium.
Student-written musical "Almanac" to be produced by theater department
"Almanac" is a new musical co-written by Harrison Clark and Ben Mizrach and directed by Professor of the Practice Maurice Emmanuel Parent.
Does Everything Get Better with Age?
From people to fine wine to TV shows, a Tell Me More podcast explores the good and bad of getting older.
An Insider’s Guide to Latinx Theater
Department Chair Noe Montez shares the plays and shows that inspired him toward a career in Latinx theater and performance.
Khary Jones wins William Greaves Fund Prize
Khary Jones wins William Greaves Fund prize to support development of feature length non-fiction film.