At the beginning of the fall semester, Assistant Professor of Theatre Maya Fein asked her students in the public relations lab how they could showcase their department.
Parker Dean wasted no time...
The university’s theatre held its first production of the season this weekend with the play “The Dog in the Manger.” The romantic comedy was set in royal 17th century Spain, and was filled with...
Whether Jason Merslich is doing ordinary tasks like washing dishes or walking to class, he is constantly reciting his lines for his upcoming performance in “The Dog in the Manger.”
“I look...
Bev Jones
Hadin Hart said that many of the motivations in fairy tales can be black and white.
“This play it is gray,” the freshman theatre major said “Everything is not what we are used...
USI theatre is entering new territory with a story of mental health from the upcoming production of “Standing on my Knees” by John Olive.
The show will play in the Mallette Theatre March 22-24 at...
Jorden Auker
Cast members of USI Theatre’s next play describe it as a messy love story.
The theatre opens “Italian American Reconciliation,” written John Patrick Shanley and directed by Elliot...
Anon(ymous) combines aims to tell the story of immigrants lacking identity in the homogenous melting pot of America by way of re-envisioning The Odyssey.
Unfortunately, I can’t figure out why...
The only thing that prevents mathematics and predictability from working is sex. This phrase taken from the upcoming USI Theatre production of “Arcadia” is the “truest thing anyone can say,” said Elliot Wasserman, the play’s director.
The audience can expect to see a group of clever actors in an improvisational play that is “funnier on its feet, than on paper," said Elliot Wasserman, Performing Arts Department chair.
Wasserman...
Construction at the new USI Teaching Theatre is taking longer than expected, but it should be ready for the fall semester.
The new building is still on budget, said Gary Burgdorf, the construction...
