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With the government's attempt to frame a communal response to the anniversary of that tragic occasion — a seismic moment that, politically and emotionally, marked the turn of the 21st century — forms the crux of “september play,” a temporal, theater production being staged on Sept. 11 in the Anna Hiss Gymnasium.

Professor Charlotte Canning receives Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award Recipient

The highly competitive Public Fellows program draws applications from across the country. Hewett is one of only eight honored with this distinguished award.

The Children's Theatre Foundation of America is recognizing Jennings' work by awarding him the Orlin Corey Medallion, a prestigious award that honors individuals and institutions for their significant achievements in theatre that have contributed to the cultural enrichment of children and youth.

How do you take an acclaimed theater festival in one city and turn it into a national franchise, an endeavor that could easily set off turf warfare among artists? Mark Russell thinks he has an answer.

The store has long fostered a strong sense of community and is proud of its history in New York City. Read all about it!

Play by M.F.A. Playwriting candidate Gabriel Dean

She is drawing from a number of disciplines and scholarship in her work and that “provide other angles to those larger debates about the peace process in Northern Ireland and what’s at stake." Read more about Eleanor and her dissertation here. 

"As thought experiments go, 360 is fruitful and worthwhile."

What people are willing to pay — both literally and figuratively — to fulfill their desires is the subject of  “360 (round dance)."