Theatre and Drama Instructor Clare Haden has been selected to receive a Forward in Access Award from the McBurney Disability Resource Center for exemplary efforts supporting access for students with disabilities at the University of …
Baron Kelly and Mark H. to direct in Forward Theater’s 2021-2022 Season
Department of Theatre and Drama Faculty members Baron Kelly and Mark H are both slated to direct productions in Forward Theater’s upcoming 2021-2022 season. Baron Kelly will direct Mom, How Did You Meet the Beatles? …
Clare Haden and Acting Skills for Life course featured in UW Summer Term blog
Molly Frisch highlighted in School of Education 2021 Graduates
Student Presentations – Tia Vasen, Malcolm McCanles
Presentations for the Independent Studies of two Theatre and Drama students are taking place May 5 and 6. Tia Vasen and Malcolm McCanles present their projects under the supervision of Jim Stauffer. Presentations will be …
Kelly named to College of Fellows of the American Theatre
Theatre and Drama Summer 2021 Courses and Scholarships
Join the Department of Theatre and Drama this summer for exciting and instructive opportunities, in-person and online. For more information on courses, including credit hours and session dates, and to enroll visit the UW Course …
Auditions – RASHOMON
RASHOMON by Fay and Michael Kanin Based on the stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa 4-8PM Fri. April 16 & 10-2PM, Sat. April 17 in the Hemsley Theatre Audition Preparation Actors will be provided sides …
Mark H. Presentation of THE WAY OF THE NEOGRIOT: A Journey Towards a True African-American Theatre
The African Studies program Africa at Noon series featured Theatre and Drama faculty member Mark H. presenting The Way of the NeoGriot: A Journey Towards a True African-American Theatre on March 24. In this presentation …
University Theatre 2021-2022 Season
UNIVERSITY THEATRE 2021-2022 SEASON NOTE: All performances will be subject to University guidelines for campus events regarding safety measures, seating capacity, and eligible audiences. We are hopeful for full in-person audiences but if conditions dictate …