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A Chorus Line
In an empty theatre, on a bare stage, the casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. For 17 diverse dancers, this audition is…
In an empty theatre, on a bare stage, the casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. For 17 diverse dancers, this audition is…
All the world’s a stage in the Forest of Arden where lovers become entangled in a beguiling game of love, lust and mistaken identity. Shakespeare’s…
Teeming with fairies, monsters, and a spirit of superstition and magic, The Tempest is Shakespeare’s last romance. The deposed Duke their lovely daughter are shipwrecked…
Enjoy a trip down memory lane in the first of three slideshows, which features images and videos from our 75 years of dramatic arts at the University of Southern California.
Faculty member and comedian Wayne Federman talks about the evolution of the art form in a new History of Stand-Up Comedy class.
Alumnus Moonie Ahmed BFA ’82 shares a few snapshots from shows he acted in at SDA.
A look at how the Trojan Family connects to the legendary late playwright, from screen adaptations to exploring Black heritage.
A video spotlight on beloved professor John Edward Blankenchip, who led the School’s Festival Theatre USC-USA program.
Alumnus Michael Cantor BA ’70 shares his memory of a missed cue on the opening night of a West Side Story production.
The digital series adapted from Powell’s play garnered two Daytime Emmy awards this season, among other awards.