University Players has extended its deadline for season ticket holders to renew their 2022-23 subscriptions to Aug. 15.
A virtual celebration March 3 will honour recipients of the Employee Recognition Awards.
Set and costume designer Joshua Quinlan has been selected as a Siminovitch Prize Protégé.
Drama grad Joshua Quinlan (BA 2013) calls his selection as a protégé by set and costume designer Gillian Gallow a “liminal moment” in his career in theatre.
In December, Gallow was named the 2021 laureate of the Siminovitch Prize, Canada’s largest and most prestigious theatre award. In addition to the $75,000 award, she received $25,000 to support an emerging artist of her choice. She named two: Quinlan and Joyce Padua.
Students rehearse a scene of “Good White Men,” one of four plays performed via Zoom as part of a research project. Led by dramatic arts professor Michelle MacArthur, the study showed it is possible to have a communal theatre experience despite the audience and actors being in lockdown. Photo by Sébastien Heins.
The University Players production “On the Edge — and Over” opens online Friday, Nov. 19.
The University Players production On the Edge — and Over opens online Friday, Nov. 19.
Erin Shields will discuss her approach to adapting classical works for the modern stage in a public webinar Oct. 28.
Intimacy director Siobhan Richardson and drama professor Meaghan Quinn work with the cast of the University Players production “If We Were Birds” in the Studio Theatre.
The University Players multimedia presentation of If We Were Birds opens Friday, Oct. 22.
University Players will stage the multimedia work “If We Were Birds” to open the company’s 63rd season.
The University Players production of If We Were Birds opens Oct. 22.
Bethany Radford as Vinny Van Gogh in “Find Things Beautiful, As Often As You Can,” part of the University Players’ StartUP Festival.
The inaugural StartUP Festival features one-act plays by graduating students in the BFA Acting program.
The StartUP Theatre Festival will feature 20-minute performance pieces by each of the 16 graduating BFA acting students.
The StartUP Theatre Festival will feature 20-minute performance pieces by each of the 16 graduating BFA acting students.
