Top News—Alumni: Related Content
A New York Times feature illustrates the depth and breadth of the impact Elizabeth Swados ’73 had on musical theater, highlighting a number of upcoming productions and quotes from notables including Meryl Streep, Diane Lane, Garry Trudeau, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney MFAW '13 talks to the New York Times about the decision to pursue a degree in writing at age 50 and selling her first novel—started while she was a student at Bennington—for a seven figure advance.
Barbara Alfano spoke with alumna Ann Goldstein '71 about her translating for Elena Ferrante.
Sarai Walker, a graduate of the MFA Program at 51³ÉÈËÁÔÆæ, spoke with Scott Simon about her novel Dietland.
Jonah Nigro '16 is one of a group of international artists whose work will be displayed on digital screens around Paris for the first Parisian exhibition of animated GIFs. The exhibition, organized by Balibart Gallery, will run through June 10. An article on the exhibition states that Nigro is considered among the best digital illustrators in the world.
LA Weekly did a feature on Melissa Rosenberg '86, around the successful launch of Jessica Jones.