Meet Distinguished Artist-in-Residence Kathryn Morgan
Our 26-27 Distinguished Artist-in-Residence shares insights about transitioning from ballet star to being a positive influence in the lives of pre-professional dancers.
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Our 26-27 Distinguished Artist-in-Residence shares insights about transitioning from ballet star to being a positive influence in the lives of pre-professional dancers.
Recently translated from the original Spanish by UCLA's Diversifying the Classics project, Ana Caro's pioneering 17th-century comedy is a fast-paced romp about a woman reclaiming her agency in a world designed to deny it.
Join us as we commemorate 50 years of dance at USC with a concert of classic and premiere works, including a reconstruction of "Pas de Quatre," a work originally performed on the first USC dance concert in 1976!
A diverse array of short plays, all written and directed by USC students, come together for a fast-paced evening of comedy, drama and the unexpected!
A modern adaptation of the 17th-century drama "The Witch of Edmonton," Jen Silverman's wickedly funny and provocative play asks what we will sacrifice for our deepest desires when we've got nothing left to lose.
Eleven diverse works conceived and choreographed by dance majors will be premiered in our spring showcase at Drayton Hall Theatre.