David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning story of a young woman navigating the aftermath of her father's death will be performed in the Bentley March 1, 3 & 4. Featuring Tess McGuinness '18 as Catherine and Professor James Rice in the role of Robert, her father....

The Winter 2018 YourSpace Project will be a free performance of Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days" at 2:00 pm on January 20 in the Bentley Theater. The project is directed by Jasen Miyamoto, with Jackie Pageau '18 and Nic Bergen '20....

Tickets are now on sale for the Fall 2017 Student Production! Euripides' ancient tragedy is directed by Kelleen Moriarty '19. Performances November 10-12....

Euripides' ancient tragedy explored the primordial relationships between revenge and betrayal, magic and mythology, and love and the body. A fully-produced student production directed by Theater Major Kelleen Moriarty '19....

Announcing OPEN AUDITIONS for our fully-produced student production of Euripides' MEDEA (in a new translation by Ben Power). Auditions will be held in the Bentley Theater this Friday and Sunday. No experience necessary! MEDEA will be directed by Kelleen Moriarty '19....

Join us in the Bentley Theater July 28-30 for performances of award-winning student plays by Jordyn Fitch '20, Tess McGuinness '18 and Elise Wien '17. Directed by Jamie Horton and Deby Xiadani '15.

VoxFest returns for its fifth consecutive year with four new works-in-progress, July 5-8. Performances are free and open to the public.

Directed by Virginia Ogden '18, What Every Girl Should Know takes place in a Manhattan Catholic reformatory in 1914. Four teenage girls learn about friendship, religion, fantasy, and what it's like to be a woman.

Join us May 19-21 on the stage of the Moore Theater for Julie Solomon's Away This Night, a study of the intersection of gender identity, gender presentation, race, sexuality, and ability in physical space; a journey through the worlds of three of Shakespeare's plays.

Join us in the Bentley for this original piece, arranged and directed by Kelly Gaudet '17. Gender, domestic abuse, sexual violence and women's resiliency are explored using women's monologues from works of Shakespeare....