Progress without Profit: Break a leg, not the bank
Nonprofit theaters need more government support to ensure audience accessibility.
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Theater degrees are not useless
Coronavirus tricked people into thinking theater is dead when it’s simply reborn.
School of Dramatic Arts impresses with Mockingbird
The emotionally complex production is the school’s second play of the year.
USC’s Berman brings humor to poetry
USC Lecturer Emeritus Shelley Berman will release his first book of poetry, To Laughter with Questions, at the end of the month.
Theater can bring awareness to health
Putting the spotlight on diseases such as breast cancer creates the conversation needed for change.
SDA dean addresses petition
Students fight back after hearing two professors were put under review by the school.
State of Troy Theater – “Broken Eggs” and “The Most Happy Fella”
This weekend kicks off the “season of plays” at USC; from now until the end of the semester, there will be at least two productions every week, with some weeks having as many as four different productions! This weekend brings us to the School of Dramatic Arts official performances. Both are period pieces that deal […]
Play sinks teeth into Little Red
Little Red Riding Hood is revisited in Wolves, which focuses on trust and hardship.
Catch Me If You Can promises to take LA for a ride
The musical allows you to experience the thrill of the chase with the firsthand account of quick-thinking con Frank Abagnale Jr.
Wrath resonates with modern audiences
New Noise’s The Grapes of Wrath stays true to emotional core of John Steinbeck’s novel.