A senior dance project.
A great historical breakthrough play, written in 1957, and the first to describe the African American experience to a crossover audience.
Original works by students and faculty.
Inventive and interpretive dramatic readings of writings by women and ethnic minorities.
Readings by woman faculty in celebration of International Women’s Month.
Original works by students and faculty. Guest artist are to be announced.
An adult look at the meaning and power of fairy tales and how they continue to grip and inform. Magnificent music and poignant stories.
The annual showcase produced and directed by advanced theatre students.
A great historical breakthrough play, written in 1957, and the first to describe the African American experience to a crossover audience. Second chance show!
Previews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Group Fault Zone. Peribanez is said to dramatize the sturdy character and heroic struggle of the Spanish peasantry against the injustice done by some perverse member of the nobility. Of course it is inconceivable for a peasant to lay hands on his overlord. So order is restored through the king’s intercession.
The lively spoof that takes you back to the 20’s and shows you times haven’t really changed! The show that introduced Julie Andrews to the world.
Shakespeare’s uproarious comedy; Sharp look at society’s foibles and vagaries. Laugh and rejoice with the many twists, turns, tricks of the Bard.
Two of the brightest and most innovative works by American’s favorite playwrights.
This is a play about love, trust, equality, friendship, and art. In the play, set in the late 19th Century, an Impressionist painter’s wife poses in the nude for him, as he tells her, “I love to see the light on your skin.” A painter herself, she longs to be allowed a similar freedom to “set the light free” by painting a male nude model. Tension in the play is about whether she will achieve that freedom.
A folk theatre rendering of the popular comedy. A rowdy entertainment, imaginative and musical overflowing with joy, movement and color. Recently performed at the International Fringe Festival in Scotland.