Keely Menyhart, Journal Contributor
• September 25, 2022
Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office hosted a block party and open mic on Sept. 8, occupying the second and third floors of Sawyer giving students the chance to check out the arts clubs that Suffolk...
Playwright Aaron Sorkin’s take on the classic novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee takes flight during its run at the Citizens Bank Opera House.
Boston’s best theater, previously known...
Suffolk University’s Theatre Department took audience members on a fantastical journey with their rendition of “Pilgrims of the Night.”
The show was performed by a cast of 35 students on April...
The Suffolk University Theatre Department’s spring mainstage show “Pilgrims of the Night” touches upon the feelings of isolation and hope in times of despair, all too relevant in the new “normal”...
When it comes to ballet, women are often recognized for their work on stage and less often receive sufficient credit for their achievements or productions.
However, from March 3 to 13, Boston Ballet...
When you sit in the audience of a Suffolk University performance, you don't always think about who gets the sound to be just right, makes sure all the performers have mics, or who lights up the stage....
1970s pop sensation Donna Summer was a girl from Boston who started in a gospel choir and rose to become the disco queen. The Emerson Colonial Theatre is giving Bostonians a chance to catch a glimpse into...
Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Pioneer Performance Series with “Painted Alice: The Musical” over the weekend.
“Painted Alice,” directed...
Suffolk’s Performing Arts Office is revisiting a play that was first done on campus 16 years ago, but with a new musical twist.
“Painted Alice” debuted as a non-musical play in 2006, having been...
Suffolk University senior Paige D’Ambrosio and the Suffolk University Theatre Department are bringing the famous late-night television series “Saturday Night Live” to campus, but with a twist.
The...
Suffolk University’s spring showcase returned this year with three student-run and written plays. The themes of the plays mirrored one another but held space for different interpretations of grief.
The...
Punxsutawney Phil may have predicted six more weeks of winter, but the Suffolk University Theatre Department’s annual spring showcase must still go on.
The showcase will feature three original student-written...
