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USC playwrights draw inspiration from diverse backgrounds
The small cohort gets a fully immersive experience in the Los Angeles writing scene.
The small cohort gets a fully immersive experience in the Los Angeles writing scene.
The revamped building features two theatres, design labs and other state-of-the-art facilities.
For our Alumni Q&A series, Adrienne Visnic BFA ’14 talks about her recent projects, SDA’s new building and exciting things to look forward to with the Alumni Leadership Council.
Justin Chien (BFA ’18), star of Netflix’s The Brothers Sun, led a fight workshop for USC students in collaboration with the Trojan Stunt Team.
Matthew Lillard spoke about his storied career, his directorial debut and his various companies with SDA faculty and longtime friend Oliver Mayer.
Faculty member Amrita Dhaliwal talks about balancing humor and seriousness, using comedy for social change and being Keynote Speaker at this year’s USC APIFSA meeting.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts honored award-winning actress, writer, producer and activist America Ferrera with the second annual Multihyphenate Award.
In February, Fourth Quarter All-Stars hosted Sketchella, the West Coast’s premiere college comedy festival, at the Massman Theatre.
Professor Sharon Marie Carnicke’s new book is a unique creation that grounds Stanislavsky’s teachings in historical context while demonstrating their use for the modern actor.
The USC Alumna will be honored at the event that celebrates artists whose career embraces versatility and innovation.