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Directing alumna Tara Ahmadinejad ’14 directs Lunch Bunch, co-produced by The Play Company (“PlayCo”) and Clubbed Thumb, at 122CC.
Directing alumnus Carl Cofield ’14 directs The XIXth at The Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, California.
Alumni William Graham ’06 and James Ponsoldt ’05 are at the helm of Daisy Jones & The Six, a mesmerizing new musical drama released on Amazon Prime Video in early March.
One of the most exciting events in the School of the Arts calendar—and probably one of the freshest group shows in town—is the annual First Year MFA Exhibition.
Film alumnus Sean Mullin ’06 has written and directed a new documentary feature film titled It Aint’ Over chronicling the life of Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra, one of baseball’s greatest superstars. Mullins collaborated with fellow alumnus Julian Robinson ’08 who co-produced and edited the film.
When There Was Light, a second collection of poetry from alumna Carlie Hoffman ’16, is out now from Four Way Books.
Biography of X, the highly anticipated new novel by Adjunct Assistant Professor and Writing alumna Catherine Lacey ’10, is out now from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
Assistant Professor of Film Diane Houslin is this week’s guest and is here to share what has been inspiring her lately.
Here, we talk with Professor Shane McCrae about why true poets are always abandoning themselves, how he starts writing poems, and the best ways to find one's own poetry.
Alumna and Adjunct Assistant Professor Valerie Castillo Martinez ’16 served as a Lab Mentor at the Athena Writers Lab, working closely with the selected writers.
We talked about merging disciplines, finding one’s creative voice, and devising work with Directing student Kevin Carillo.
Victor LaValle’s Lone Women portrays a sisterhood in the early-20th-century American West.
Theatre Management and Producing alumnus Hal Luftig ’84 is serving as the lead producer on two Broadway shows this season.
Visual Arts student Andie Carver has been awarded an Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant in support of her painting-based works.