Second Stage: Assassins
A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Stephen Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our…
Author: Delphine Vasko
Second Stage: Nicholas Nickleby
Young Nicholas Nickleby, penniless after his father’s death, arrives in London seeking a way to care for his mother and sister. Their only hope is…
Second Stage: Richard III
Guided by a lust for power and the throne, Richard III uses words and dark charm to conceal his dismantling of government and justice by…
Chavez Ravine: An L.A. Ghost Story
To open the mainstage theatre in the School of Dramatic Arts’ new home, we are proud to present: Chavez Ravine: An L.A. Ghost Story. This…
NWF Year 3: Between Fresno and Hell
New Works Festival Year 3, showcasing the emerging voices of the School’s graduating MFA Dramatic Writing students. Play 3: Between Fresno and Hell By Joseph…
NWF Year 3: Somewhere Someone is Traveling Furiously Towards You
New Works Festival Year 3, showcasing the emerging voices of the School’s graduating MFA Dramatic Writing students. Play 2: Somewhere Someone is Traveling Furiously Towards…
NWF Year 3: Broken Shells
New Works Festival Year 3, showcasing the emerging voices of the School’s graduating MFA Dramatic Writing students. Play 1: Broken Shells By Cynthia Galaz SoteloDirected…
‘Sacrifice Zone: Los Angeles’ exposes the true cost of industrialization on public health
The interdisciplinary collaboration between the USC Schools of Dramatic Arts and Cinematic Arts merges film and live theatre to show visitors the impact of oil extraction firsthand.
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Reimagining the Stop Gap Theatre for new generations
Roger Engemann and Michele Dedeaux Engemann have named the caberet theatre in the new Drama Center after a beloved theatre from the School’s past.
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Much Ado About Nothing
Everyone can see that happily single Benedick and Beatrice are meant for each other—except for Benedick and Beatrice themselves! Brimming with wit and passion, William…