Become the Artist You Imagine

Home to dreamers, rebels, and innovators, Boston Conservatory at Berklee offers a new model for theater education that helps students carve their own career path in theater. Many theater programs promise to create “triple threats” who can act, sing, and dance. But why be limited to three? At Boston Conservatory, talent isn’t viewed as a “threat,” but as a gift to be celebrated with respect and joy. Studying theater is a means for discovering one’s authentic self, developing an empathetic imagination, and exploring truths about the world. In our classrooms and on our stages, we celebrate both individual identity and diversity in all forms, and champion artistry as a powerful vehicle for social justice. Our rigorous and comprehensive programs promote personal choice in a supportive, creative, ever-evolving environment that is setting the stage for the future.

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DISTINCTION

Awards and Recognitions

It’s no surprise that Boston Conservatory is a leader in musical theater education. This September, Playbill ranked Boston Conservatory as the fifth most represented college on Broadway. 

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VALUES

Diversity and Inclusion

Boston Conservatory prioritizes diversity in all its forms and aims to create a learning environment in which differences can be expressed and explored with respect and dignity.  

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CONNECTIONS

Professional Partnerships

Our partnerships with acclaimed organizations such as SpeakEasy Stage Company and Goodspeed Musicals provide our students with game-changing opportunities that give them a professional edge.

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INTENSIVE TRAINING

Summer Programs

Boston Conservatory's summer intensives in musical theater acting, musical theater dance, and commercial dance will prepare you for any role and any stage.

HISTORY

Setting the Standard

The first conservatory to offer degrees in musical theater and contemporary theater, Boston Conservatory has set the standard for theater education in the U.S. and continues to lead today.