How a UConn student used theatrical skills for a new look at very tough U.S. history
I’m a dramatist,” the student said. “My job is to find the human truth, and that’s an abstract concept, but that’s what I’m ...
Univeristy of Iowa Daily Iowan19h
UI students revive iconic No Shame Theatre, a haven for artists looking to share their perspectives without judgment
On a drizzling, dreary night in October, students of various ages and majors joined in the dark lot of the University of Iowa ...
Rolling Out3h
Ruben Santiago-Hudson’s unstoppable rise in Black theater
Ruben Santiago-Hudson shares his journey in Black theater, the impact of August Wilson, and why preserving cultural heritage ...
Arts Notes: Check out the Williamsburg Players’ latest show, plus Michael Butterman is back with the WSO
The Williamsburg Players has opened the popular “Deathtrap,” which runs through Sunday in its Hubbard Lane facility.
The Lantern15h
The show will go on: Off The Lake Productions overcomes space challenges to bring community and art together
Despite facing significant obstacles in securing rehearsal and performance spaces due to the closure of Lawrence Tower, the ...
The Stanford Daily15h
Original musical ‘Fading In’ by Jessica Korobkin ’27 opens conversation around eating disorders
Jessica Korobkin’s ’27 original musical “Fading In” explores eating disorders to raise awareness and foster conversations.
The Spectrum20h
Student-led production hatches rock musical “A Crack in the Egg”
After a year of tireless production, the long-awaited “A Crack in the Egg,” created by Jeremy Meyers and John DellaContrada, made its debut in UB’s Katharine Cornell Theatre on Feb. 7 and 8.