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 […]
The afterlife of The Mikado — Gilbert and Sullivan’s famed operetta of 1885 — is a fascinating one. The original, of […]
During the 2014 spring term, award-winning playwright José Cruz González and South Coast Repertory’s Project Engagement Director Sara Guerrero visited
Oscar Wilde is famously known for saying: “I regard the theater as the greatest of all art forms, the most
During Interterm, a group of 14 students from various disciplines took “Impro for People Skills” with Dr. Theresa R. Dudeck,
Six Chapman theatre students will be attending the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Regional Festival in Los
The Henry Kemp-Blair Shakespeare Festival is an annual event hosted by Chapman University’s Department of Theatre. This year’s festival will take place
The Department of Theatre presents A Night of Noh Theatre in the Waltmar Theatre, February 13-15, 20-22, conceived and directed
Alicia Guy, associate professor of dance, and Don Guy, assistant professor of theatre, took a group of dance majors and technical
If All the Sky Were Paper, directed by associate professor of theatre John Benitz, was featured on a CNN segment that
Coming this winter, the Chapman Global Arts Program (C-GAP) Initiative, made possible by the Steeve Kay Foundation, will engage students,
From October 24 to November 9, the Department of Theatre will present Spring Awakening , music by Duncan
In order to both save money and be sustainable in our practices, last year the Department of Theatre decided to