Placing Craft Above Fame, Novella Nelson ’58 Dared to Take on Roles from Classical to Avant-Garde From the moment she stepped on stage at Brooklyn College, Nelson understood that performance would be as much a journey of self-discovery as her life’s work. Read More
Tow Foundation Rewards Outstanding Achievements of Brooklyn College Faculty and Students For more than 20 years, Leonard Tow ’50, and Claire ’52, have given generously to their alma mater. The awards presentation and luncheon celebrated the work of the best and brightest among the college’s educators and learners. Read More
Carol L. Zicklin Honors Academy Chair Crosses Disciplines to Explore the Intersection of Disabilities and Performance A scholar, actor, and playwright, Professor Brenda Foley will focus on bringing narratives of underrepresented voices to the stage. Read More
Students Gain Hands-on Media Production Experience During Study Abroad in South Korea A 20-day international media production course in South Korea helps Brooklyn College students push past boundaries and build bridges between cultures. Read More
Gi60, the World’s First International One-Minute Play Festival, Celebrates 11 Years with 150 Plays Staged in Brooklyn, Britain, and New Zealand The plays will be brought to life by an ensemble cast of theater students, alumni, and professional guest artists. Read More
Television and Radio Students to Launch Web-based Miniseries Courses prepare students to take ideas from concept to digital broadcast. Read More
Alumna Scores Selective Scholarship Keelie Sheridan becomes the second Brooklyn College student to win Mitchell award. Read More
International One-Minute Play Festival Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary Gi60 brings together a global community of playwrights and artists. Read More
Brooklyn College Actors Set the Stage for Industry Excellence Recent graduates of the B.F.A. in Acting program showcase their talents during a performance in midtown Manhattan. Read More
Theater History Professor Wins Award for Book on Spectacular Professor’s research examines the impact of popular imagery. Read More
