A view of ‘this society we live in,’ conveyed in dance
Renowned choreographer Ido Tadmor creates original piece for Chapman dancers.
Performances
‘Merchant of Venice’ at Musco Center
With themes of greed, race and revenge, Prof. Bradac says Shakespeare\’s troublesome play resonates more than ever
"A Flea in Her Ear" opens February 18 in Waltmar Theatre
Feydeau\’s famous farce revamped by David Ives, directed by Tamiko Washington
Join the Conversation: Memory, Loss, and Love in Sarah Ruhl’s 'Eurydice' Free pre
show talk on November 12, 2015
Opera Chapman cures opera angst with "The Elixir of Love"
Have you ever been to an opera performance? Unless you’re a vocal studies student or a professional classical singer or
Chapman Theatre students win honors at regional Kennedy Center Theater Festival
Last week’s trip to Utah proved very rewarding for a group of more than two dozen Chapman Theatre majors competing
Shakespeare expert directs CU theatre students in “Hamlet”
Once in a while, college theatre students have an opportunity to perform in a heavyweight Shakespearean classic. But rarely do
Sneak Peek at “Hot Mikado,” the Department of Theatre’s new fall musical
The afterlife of The Mikado — Gilbert and Sullivan’s famed operetta of 1885 — is a fascinating one. The original, of
Chapman Students and Faculty Guests at "The Long Road Today/El Largo Camino de Hoy"
During the 2014 spring term, award-winning playwright José Cruz González and South Coast Repertory’s Project Engagement Director Sara Guerrero visited