
Alumni Q&A: Noa Gardner MFA ’20
For our Alumni Q&A series, Noa Gardner MFA ’20 talks about his new play “The Staircase,” authenticity in language and the importance of reading to writers.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Noa Gardner MFA ’20 talks about his new play “The Staircase,” authenticity in language and the importance of reading to writers.
Rod and Elsie Nakamoto name the School’s Sparks Center after two notable members of the Trojan Family.
The Emmy-winning creator/producer and architect of the most successful brand in television is supporting the next generation of young artists with a significant contribution to the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
SDA alumni like Adam Ray, Brian James Polak, Rebecca Mellinger and Brad Bradley are leading the way in the world of podcasting.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts is known for training the next generation of artists, but it’s also a thriving research institution where some of the frontiers of theatre scholarship are being explored.
The revamped building features two theatres, recording studios and other state-of-the-art facilities.
Meet the LGBTQIA+ alumni championing representation in the theatre.
Some of the accomplishments the School of Dramatic Arts alumni are achieving, from the Class of 1970s and on.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Joni Ravenna BFA ’84 talks about her multifaceted career, working with David Lynch and the lifelong connections she made at USC.
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.