Memory and Water in "Eurydice" Show opens November 12, 2015 in Waltmar Theatre
The Orpheus myth, upon which Eurydice is based, is an exploration of grief. Playwright Sarah Ruhl centralizes Eurydice herself and […]
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C.A.S.T. Dares to Imagine
USDAC enlists \”citizen artists and emissaries of the future\”
Join the Conversation: Twenty Years of "Rent" Free symposia offered for October 8th and 9th shows
Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical Rent opens on Chapman University’s Waltmar Theatre stage this week on Thursday, October 1.
Seasons of Love: After 20 years, Larson's "Rent" still relevant
Imagine – just for a moment – it’s Christmas Eve, 1989. You are a free-spirited aspiring artist living under the
Successful CU theatre alumna Whitney Kaufman credits undergrad experiences for professional success
Whitney Kaufman, BFA Theatre Performance ’06 recently sat down with Sara Richards ’18 to reveal her valuable Chapman undergrad experiences and
"Shakespeare Behind Bars" documentary to screen in Waltmar Theatre
If you’ve ever seen a performance of a play by William Shakespeare, you know what a complexity of human themes
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