Chapman Theatre Students Participate in National Initiative
As of late, many students and artists have been wondering what they can do to make their voices, and the […]
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'Intimate Apparel' by Lynn Nottage opens Dec. 1 in Waltmar Theatre
African-American experience in 1905 New York still resonates in 21st century
LA Opera "AKHNATEN" director Phelim McDermott visits CoPA
Renowned British theatre director talks improvisation for theatre and opera
Department of Theatre presents timely repertory productions
\”Good Kids\” and \”Dog Sees God\” open this week in the Studio Theatre
John Benitz appointed Chair for Department of Theatre
Chapman University’s College of Performing Arts announced Professor John B. Benitz has been appointed the new chairperson for the Department
‘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
Adapting comedy for a new era: Farce and vaudeville in "A Flea in Her Ear" Student dramaturgs Dumas and Green offer insight into upcoming Dept. of Theatre production
Chapman University’s Department of Theatre chose to take on a French farce as its first production of the spring semester. A
Actor David Prather, CU's Louise Thomas perform "Under the Concord Sky" Feb. 10
Interplay 2016: American Visions, American Voices
'If All the Sky Were Paper' staged for Veterans Day 2015
Show opens tonight at iconic Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara, CA
Join the Conversation: Memory, Loss, and Love in Sarah Ruhl’s 'Eurydice' Free pre
show talk on November 12, 2015