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2018 Shakespeare Competition Winner
The winner, Julia Talbot, center, flanked by Paul Boghosian, Boston Branch.president; David Herder, Betsey Wood and Julia Perlowski, Boston Branch Coordinator.
Contestants in the Boston Branch Shakespeare finals form a pyramid while they await the judges decision.
2017 Shakespeare Competition Winner
First place winner Dominique Marshall is congratulated on her performance by Boston Branch president, Paul Boghosian and Shakespeare Competition Coordinator, Julia Perlowski.
Congratulations to the 2017 ESU Boston Branch Shakespeare Winner, Dominique Marshall, from The Rivers School and her teacher, Juliet Bailey. Good luck at the National Competition in New York City!
2016 Shakespeare Competition Winner
Devin Bean, 2016 Shakespeare Competition winner from Winchester High School, center, with Paul Boghosian, Boston Branch President, and Julia Perlowski, Boston Branch Shakespeare Coordinator. Download press release.
2015 Shakespeare Competition Winner
Congratulations to the 2015 ESU Boston Branch Shakespeare Winner, Elizabeth Mears, from Wellesley High School and her teacher, Stephen Wrobleski. Paul Boghosian, President, congratulates her as a finalist in the national competition. Good luck at the National Competition in New York City!
Photos from our Garden Party
Catharine-Mary Donovan, Harriet Davis, Peter Ames, Susie Kitchens, David Manns, Paul Boghosian, Dick Flavin, Candace Roosevelt, and Roger Stacey.
David Case, Paul Boghosian, Charles Butts
Anna Bortnick
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PrintESU Boston's December 16 Christmas Gathering at the Commander's Mansion in Watertown Massachusetts
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A memorable and cheery time was had by our 55 attendees. Certainly the participation by the Arlington High School Madrigals highlighted this event.
Arlington High School Madrigals with Paul Boghosian
Madrigal Performance
Paul Boghosian
Paul Boghosian with Barbara Johnson, Marilyn Papazian, Kevin Montague, Christina Gordon, Angelo and Nancy Scalise
Paul with Nicola Moss and Steven Barkhimer
Paul with Sandra Moose, Cluadia Evens, Richard Madden, Elizabeth Searle
Steve Barkhimer Performance
Spring 2025 Events
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April 15th 6:00 P.M: Union Club of Boston. ESU and the Union Club are collaborating on an author event featuring the authors Caroline Stanley, Countess of Derby, and Andrew O'Shaughnessy discussing their work together.
June 1 2:00 P.M The Country Club, Brookline MA : we will have our annual celebration of King Charles III, the 150th Birthday of Winston Churchill and the 80th Commemoration of Allied Victory in World War II.
June 17th, Time TBD, there will be another program we are scheduling in coordination with the Union Club, which will feature historian and renowned biographer Nigel Hamilton, speaking on his latest book, Lincoln Vs. Davis: The War of the Presidents.
The ESU National Shakespeare Competition Starts Now!
News – November 7, 2023
We are pleased to announce the kick-off of the ESU's National Shakespeare Competition! Schools in our region may enter now, giving students the opportunity to compete in the Boston Branch Competition. The winner of the branch competition will travel to NYC to compete in the national finals at Lincoln Center!
40th Anniversary ESU National Shakespeare Competition Winner
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Congratulations to the Boston Branch's own Crystaliz Frometa, who was a top 10 finalist at the 40th Anniversary ESU National Shakespeare Competition at Lincoln Center in New York City on April 24, 2023. Crystaliz, a student of Juliet Bailey of The Rivers School, was one of forty-one semi-finalists who came from all over the country, along with parents, branch coordinators, teachers and supporters for this exciting weekend-long event.
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