Alumni & Friends

More than two dozen BW students, alumni, faculty and staff are behind the current run of “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.”

The wait is over for the saxophone studio, thanks to the generosity of the Friends of the Conservatory.

A star on stage and screen, Ryan and two other BW grads will perform on the Tony Awards live broadcast on June 11.

Read a digital copy of Maestro Dwight Oltman’s memoir “My Journey from Enders, Nebraska to Edinburgh, Scotland.”

“This accomplishment was by far most meaningful to my personal growth and confidence,” says Josiah Bullach ’15, Associate and Assistant Principal Horn of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra.

When she’s not singing at rehearsal for the world premiere of La Casa de Bernarda Alba, Vocal Performance major Sophia Sorrentino ‘23 is still working. Hard. In this production, she has a rare opportunity to get a glimpse into her future, as she shares the role of Adela with BW alum Dawna Rae Warren ‘18.

Newfound passion and purpose are at the heart of these music educators, who found exciting opportunities to use their career skills.

The multitalented Chris Porter ’06 ignored advice to choose composing or writing and developed both as a BW undergrad.

Spotlight opportunities are giving aspiring music directors the ability to make their mark in music theatre.

The BW music theatre grad, who played Percy Jackson on Broadway, is coming home to NE Ohio to direct BW students in the electrifying musical.