Efrain Solis '11 Announced As Adler Fellow
San Francsico Opera website has announced their 2014 Adler Fellows – among them is Efrain Solis ’11! The Adler Fellowship […]
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Sustainability in the Department of Theatre: Recycling a Set
In order to both save money and be sustainable in our practices, last year the Department of Theatre decided to
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Theatre Professor and Her Newly Released Book at the Big Orange Book Festival
Dr. Theresa R. Dudeck, our new instructor of theatre, will be representing the College of Performing Arts at the Big Orange Book
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Theatre Professor Published in African American Review
Assistant professor of theatre Dr. Jocelyn L. Buckner published the essay “’Spectacular Opacities’: The Hyers Sisters’ Performances of
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Jenny Putney '09 Performing in La Jolla
Theatre alumna Jenny Putney ’09 is in the cast of Our Town, playing at the La Jolla Playhouse Oct. 3-6
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Taking Stage Direction from a Broadway Pro is All in a Morning’s Class
Broadway star and Conservatory of Music alumnus Dennis Kelly ’67 has taken silly sitcom roles because work is work and
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Theatre Alumna Wins Ovation Award
Kellie Spill ’12 won the Ovation Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance in Triassic Parq
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Music Professor Wins Composition Competition
Vera Ivanova, assistant professor of music, has won the 2013 Earplay Donald Aird Composers Competition with her composition
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Music Alum Launches Orchestra and Singers
Nove Deypalan ’08 has launched the Walnut Valley Symphony Orchestra & Master Chorale and the all-professional Nove Deypalan Singers. The world-premiere
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Celebrate Homecoming With the Big Band
The Big Band Bubbly Brunch will feature Chapman’s newest and brightest stars: our very own Big Band, under
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Opera Chapman Presents "Gems of the Bel Canto Era"
In the early 19th century, Italian opera was dominated by three immensely talented and popular composers: Bellini, Donizetti, and
