Anthony Clarvoe's deeply moving play follows a handful of London residents struggling to retain their humanity and their morality amidst the cataclysm of a now-infamous epidemic. Performances in the Moore Theater, November 8-10 and 15-17.
[more]
Love, sex, death, grief, ice picks, and de-salted saltines!! All five utterly hilarious stages of grief in three short plays directed as staged readings by Katie Orenstein '22. Saturday and Sunday, October 12-13 in the Bentley Theater.
[more]
A staged reading of Bla(n)ck Piranha:An Exploration into the Sexual Terrorscape of Black Femininity an original work written by Stella Asa '22, will be presented in the Bentley Theater on Friday October 18 at 7:30 pm. The performance is part of the Department's Fall 2019 New Works Weekend. The piece uses spoken word poetry, interlude, epilogues, music, and dialogue to tell a story of love, self-actualization, and the consequences of asserting individuality in a society that erases black female identity.
[more]
A staged reading of Tires of a Dream, an original work written by Nick Gutierrez '20, will be presented in the Bentley Theater on Saturday October 19 as part of the Department's Fall 2019 New Works Weekend. An aspiring professional clown, an investment banker, and their immigrant parents navigate a chaotic world as they all prepare for their biggest nightmare– family dinner.
[more]
Award-winning, student-written one-act plays will be performed as both staged readings and complete productions over the course of the July 26-28 weekend during the annual summer Frost & Dodd Student Play Festival. In the Bentley Theater.
[more]