News at the Conservatory

Boston Conservatory’s production of the Benjamin Britten opera—playing at the Huntington Theatre April 18 to 21—adopts a retro-futuristic style.

Interim Executive Director Michael Shinn will present honorary doctorates during the Conservatory’s commencement on Saturday, May 11.

Natalie Toro, Gustavo Borner, and Mark Kelley were recognized for their achievements in musical theater, scoring and production, and performance.

The annual showcase will include José Limón’s The Unsung, performed for the first time by an all-woman cast of dancers.

Benjamin Britten’s opera adaptation of the Shakespearean comedy will run from April 18 to 21.

The beloved musical comedy runs from April 11 to 14 at Boston Conservatory Theater

This issue takes a deep dive into how a Boston Conservatory education lays the foundation for “future proof” skills that allow our graduates to boldly navigate change while holding firmly to their identity as artists. 

Alum Kate Gow examines the connections between dance and technology.

Reshaping conservatory education, one milestone at a time.

Weighing AI’s impact on performing arts education.