Working with SDA’s Office of EDI, we are highlighting Black creatives whose work has served as an act of protest and healing, and provided inspiration for all Americans.
SDA Professor Brent Blair’s recent sabbatical took him to India, Rwanda, and Israel, where he researched the intersection of theatre, justice, and healing.
The Aeneid Theatre Company draws on their namesake as a group of Trojans willing to make greatness against all odds.
Several SDA MFA students took a “surreal” and “life-changing” trip to New York, enjoying behind-the-scenes access to top Broadway shows and rehearsing in one of the city’s most storied venues.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Kapil Talwalkar ’15 talks preparing for roles, bugging your teachers, and NBC’s Night Court.
The internationally award-winning artist, educator, and entrepreneur Esther K. Chae joined the full-time faculty at SDA this year.
Brand New Theatre puts on performances that are 100% written, directed, designed, and produced by students.
Professor Paula Cizmar talks about teaching, theatre as a driver of social change, and her new opera Firecrackers.
SDA alum Maureen Weiss (BFA ‘96) and SDA professor Sibyl Wickersheimer’s new book highlights the voices and work of contemporary set designers for the first time.
A host of multihyphenate directors, producers, and executives discussed strategies for artistic entrepreneurship at the fifth Multihyphenate Masterclass.