Student Group Spotlight: The Merry Men
The Merry Men may have ditched the frilly shirts and tights, but they still put on some of the wittiest mixed-form improv at USC.
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Faculty Q&A: Elizabeth Harper
Faculty member Elizabeth Harper talks about her career, working with alumni and why students need to get ready to be lucky.
getting to know
Dick Wolf: “A Champion for Actors”
Alumni and Faculty of the USC School of Dramatic Arts reached out to share their connections to the Emmy-winning creator/producer.
honoring Mr. Wolf
Award-winning actor Sterling K. Brown encourages MFA Acting students looking toward “the real world”
Brown spoke with MFA in Acting students about transitioning from an MFA program into their professional careers.
star power
Student Group Spotlight: Modern Minority Theatre Company
Modern Minority Theatre Company is an independent student organization focused on telling underrepresented stories and providing first opportunities for students new to theatre.
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2024: A year in photos
We take a look back at 2024, a year that featured opening the Dick Wolf Drama Center, abundant student opportunities and a whole lot of star power.
celebrate
Five plays to read in winter
Selected by the USC School of Dramatic Arts Critical Studies and Dramatic Writing faculty
As winter approaches, SDA’s Critical Studies and Dramatic Writing faculty suggest plays to accompany a mug of hot cocoa and a crackling fireplace.
must reads
Faculty Spotlight: Judith Shelton
Assistant Professor of Theatre Practice in Comedy Judith Shelton believes that stand up comedy is more than just getting laughs. She might even call it a spiritual practice.
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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.
alumni q&a
USC to name School of Dramatic Arts’ new building the Dick Wolf Drama Center
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.
Dick Wolf Drama Center