
Alumni Q&A: Charl Brown BA ’01
For our Alumni Q&A series, Charl Brown BA ’01 talks about his professional career, having the heart of a student and making theatre for your community.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Charl Brown BA ’01 talks about his professional career, having the heart of a student and making theatre for your community.
CommUnity Arts Collective is an independent student group working to provide opportunities for students to make art, minus all the pressure and competition.
Faculty member Sabina Zúñiga Varela talks about keeping up with alumni, the three things an artist should do each day and winning the We Give You Your Flowers award.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts alumna is elevating unheard voices as an actress, writer and director.
A panel of artists and activists gathered at the Bing Theatre to demystify the voting process and energize students.
Born out of a belief that there is an infinite amount of joy in the world, Ludus Remedium works to spread joy to audiences and uses comedy as a tool for mental health.
A panel of alumni industry insiders shared their varied journeys through the arts and entertainment industry as part of Trojan Family Weekend.
Our new series presents helpful resources for students, introduced by the faculty and staff who run them.
Rodric David Chair in Creator Arts Tomm Polos is training students for the future of the entertainment industry, even if no one knows exactly what that will look like.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Victoria Tam BFA ’13 talks about her work on the Emmy-winning comedy Hacks, missing her college cohort and her best advice for theatrical design students.