Recent News

ZACH Theatre's production of Roe, directed by M.F.A. candidate Jenny Lavery, features work by faculty member Phillip Owen, former student Sandra Valls and alumni Michelle Ney, Stephanie Busing, Rachel Atkinson and Aly Redland.

Current M.A. candidate Rebecca Fitton was recently welcomed as a co-director of Bridge Live Arts. Fitton has joined Bridge Live Arts to support their focus on collective leadership, incorporating collaborative artistic practices into administrative structures.

Current M.F.A. candidate Avery Deutsch discusses her new work The Winter Guard Play, which had its premiere at Southeast Missouri State University's River Campus after winning their 2022 Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival Competition.

EMERGE immerses audiences in four multi-faceted worlds of dance performance. Read more about the unique dance styles, talented students and detailed design elements on stage in Dance Repertory Theatre's latest production.

M.F.A. candidate and playwright Daphne Silbiger is one of 15 theatre artists awarded spring and summer MacDowell Fellowships, providing her with space to cultivate her newest work.

Alum Will Davis (M.F.A. 2013) has been selected as the next artistic director for Rattlestick Theater, an Off Broadway theatre company in New York City centering new, innovative work.

UTNT (UT New Theatre) provides playwrights with the unique opportunity to see their plays take shape in front of audiences for the first time. We talked to the UTNT directors and playwrights about the works that are being developed this year to find out more about these productions and their significance to both the audience and themselves.

Faculty member Joel Valentín-Martínez's choreographic work "Dear Brother" will be presented as part of University of Wisconsin-Madison's Moonshine, an evening of performance celebrating Black History Month. Dancer Kevin Ormsby will perform Valentín-Martínez's latest work.

The VORTEX presents the world premiere of i see you. you're seen., written and performed by alumna Oktavea LaToi (B.A. 2017). This solo performance, also featuring video design by M.F.A. candidate Jackson Cobb, will be on stage February 25 through March 11, 2023.