The Theatre Department presentsSometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Seaby Julia IzumiMay 5-7 | 7:30 PM | Adams Memorial Theatre | $3May 8 | 5:00 PM | Adams Memorial Theatre | $3 Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea by Julia Izumi and directed by Kym Moore, is, in part, a play about the magic of storytelling. Why do we need…
The Williams College Theatre Department presentsDancing Resilience:Climate Action & Live PerformanceA Panel DiscussionApril 7 | 5 PM | Directing Studio | Free Panelists:April Merleaux, Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental ScienceLynn Neuman, Artistic Director of Artichoke Dance CompanyShanti Pillai, Assistant Professor of Theatre Join us for a conversation about the relations between climate activism and live,…
Williams College Theatre DepartmentpresentTheatre HonorsSpitfire: A Space Femme Fantasiaby Lyndsey BourneDirected by Fiona Selmi ’21May 1 | 7:00 PM | Virtual | FreeMay 2 | 2:00 PM | Virtual | Free Spitfire: A Space Femme Fantasia, by Lyndsey Bourne is a play-thing about a group of female pilots who were secretly tested for astronaut training by a military…
Theatre DepartmentpresentTheatre Honors ScreeningKeepers of MiskatonicWritten and Directed by John Murphy ’21May 1 | 5:00 PM | Virtual | FreeMay 2 | 7:00 PM | Virtual | Free A presentation of a few scenes and selected work from Keepers of Miskatonic, a film written and directed by John Murphy to complete the degree in Theatre with Honors. Drawing on…
Williams Theatre DepartmentpresentsThe Green Room withRobert O’HaraWorld-renowned Playwright and DirectorMay 1 | 3 PM | Virtual | Free The series has been established by Omar Sangare, Chair and Professor of Theatre. Robert O’Hara, world-renowned playwright and director, will speak to students about his career and work exploring sexual and racial identities. Robert O’Hara has received…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, April, 2005 Apparently, I was in attendance at a “Glittering Opening Night”! I wish someone had told me or I might have worn something better than the olive green suit I wore to work. Frankly, while I very much enjoyed being a part of the…
