News
Theatre Management and Producing alumnus Sean Anthony Chia '21 has recently been named Director of Marketing for the New York Theatre Barn.
Madeleine Cravens, a second-year student in the Poetry concentration, was recently awarded first place in Narrative’s annual poetry contest for her submission of five poems.
On December 5, 2021, the participants and organizers of the Zip Code Memory Project joined together for their first public gathering since the project’s launch.
Two works by alumnus Julian Day ’21 feature in Jamming with Strangers, a major exhibition developed by Casula Powerhouse for the Sydney Festival in Australia.
Theatre Management and Producing alumnus Ryan Bogner ’15 will produce the Broadway adaptation of The Kite Runner, premiering this summer at Hayes Theatre.
Finishing Line Press will publish the poetry chapbook Just Another Jack: The Private Lives of Nursery Rhymes by nonfiction alumna Michele Herman '85 in January of 2022.
Only the Moon Stands Still, a short film written and directed by alumnus Johnson Cheng '20, recently won the Audience Award for Best Short Film at AFI Fest, which ran from November 10 to November 14, 2021.
Alumna Brie Ruais ‘11 is featured in a solo show at Albertz Benda Gallery, Some Things I Know About Being in a Body.
Adjunct Assistant Professor and alumna Hilary Leichter ’12 has landed a two-book deal with Ecco Press after auction.
Alumna Tanya Merrill ‘18 is featured in her first solo show at 303 Gallery in Manhattan. This exhibition is on view until December 16, 2021.
Tides by alumna Sara Freeman ‘13 is now available for pre-order from Grove Atlantic.
Alumnus Nicholas Heskes ‘18 is featured in his first solo show at Room482 gallery in Brooklyn, New York.
A new full-length poetry collection by alumnus Brandan Griffin ’19 is ready for pre-order with Chicago University Press.
As we left the Lenfest Center theatre on November 20, 2021, my friend called the performance of Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow we had just seen a “Chekhov fever dream.”
Two films directed by alumnus Miguel Silveira ’15 screened this week at the 23rd Festival do Rio in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.