Antigone X
Antigone X by SDA Professor Paula Cizmar reimagines Sophocles’ tragedy for our troubled times, exploring how bonds of kinship and shared humanity endure–or fracture–under the…
Author: Delphine Vasko
Three Sisters
Three remarkable women refuse to give up on their dreams in this timeless exploration of family, ambition, and the courage to keep believing in better…
The Heidi Chronicles
Witty, insightful, and poignant, Wendy Wasserstein’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning comedy finds the laugh-out-loud humor in Heidi Holland’s coming of age during the Nixon…
Celebrating Alumni Emmy® Award Nominations
SDA celebrates all of our alumni whose work was recognized with nominations at the 77th Annual Emmy Awards.
Tonatiuh
Tonatiuh starred in the 2025 film Kiss of the Spiderwoman alongside Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna.
The next act begins: the USC School of Dramatic Arts celebrates Class of 2025
The ceremony honored the class with moments of inspiration, reflection and celebration.
Celebrating the 2024-25 School of Dramatic Arts Award Recipients
On May 9, 2025, the USC School of Dramatic Arts celebrated outstanding student achievement at the 32nd Annual Awards in the Bing Theatre.
MFA Y3 Thesis New Work Presentation (2025)
Featuring the thesis plays of the graduating MFA in Dramatic Writing Cohort Play 1: YOUNG FOOLS By Claire BernsteinDirected by Scout Davis Performance Date &…
Shakespeare: Why we speak him still
The Bard — born April 23, 1564 (more or less) — passed away centuries ago, so why is his work still relevant?
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