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A massive congratulations to our incredible alumni who triumphed at this year's Tony Awards! Marylee Fairbanks ’88 won as a producer for Schmigadoon!, while Jen Schriever ’02 co-won Best Lighting Design for The Lost Boys. Plus, Briana Carlson-Goodman ’06 (Ensemble) and Krystyna Resavy ’18 (Choreography Assistant) celebrated a major victory with Ragtime taking home Best Revival of a Musical.
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Manager Will Rowbotham ’99 (3 Arts Entertainment) helped shepherd director Kane Parsons’ viral web series Backrooms into a massive feature film. The debut shattered records, making Parsons the youngest filmmaker to open at #1 and grossing a historic $220M+ worldwide in its opening weekend alone.
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Comedian Ben Fisher ’08 is bringing his new special, Ball Boy, to the Hollywood Fringe Festival this June at the LGBT Center. Exploring sports, grief, and masculinity, Ben credits Emerson for helping him find his voice. Catch the show in LA!
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Edinburgh Fringe Festival
August 7-31 | Scotland
Attending or performing at the Edinburgh Fringe this August? We’re making plans to host an Alumni event so please send us a note and we’ll make sure you’re on the invite list.
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Did you know there’s a Business Directory in Emerge, Emerson's online career community? Add your business so fellow alumni can discover and support your work - and explore the directory to connect with and champion businesses owned by Emersonians.
From freelancers and founders to agencies and startups, let’s keep business in the Emerson family!
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