Arden of Faversham
Full Circle Productions and the UofSC Dept. of Theatre and Dance present the rarely staged 16th century dark comedy "Arden of Faversham."
Coming to Our Stages in 2018-2019
Mark your calendars for the productions we have planned for the Theatre SC 2018-2019 season!
Q&A With Guest Costume Designer Mariah Hale
Professional Costume Designer Mariah Hale sat for a Q&A about her career with Broadway legend William Ivey Long, her advice for young designers, and her work on "Sense and Sensibility."
Flight | April 22-29, 2018
An original "theatrical poem" about the unsung female pioneers of aviation lifts off at the Center for Performance Experiment April 22-29.
Peter Duffy Wins SCTA Award
Associate Professor Duffy has been selected as the 2017 Outstanding Theatre Educator
Sense and Sensibility | April 13-21, 2018
Jane Austen's perennial favorite comes to Drayton Hall Theatre with a fresh, modern adaptation by Kate Hamill.
A Piece of My Heart | March 1-4, 2018
Called "the most enduring play on Vietnam in the nation," Shirley Lauro's "A Piece of My Heart" is a deeply affecting portrayal of the wartime service of six female veterans.
MFA Actor Solo Shows
Our second-year MFA Actors will present original solo works February 18-20, 2018.
Resident Success: A Q&A With Film Actor & MFA Alum Daniel Hill
MFA Alum Daniel Hill ('11) tells us about his professional acting career and his new recurring character role on Fox's "The Resident."
The Crucible | February 2-10, 2018
Arthur Miller's timeless parable of intolerance and injustice comes to Longstreet Theatre February 2-10, 2018.
Costume Design Professor Wins Chicago Jeff Award
Assistant Professor Kristy Hall has been awarded a Best Costume Design award for her designs on the show "Pygmalion."
Movement Professor Presents at Freedom to Act Conference
Associate Professor Sarah Barker will lead a workshop called "Listen, Expand, Renew" at the national conference of Alexander Technique practitioners.
SPEECH & DEBATE at the Lab Theatre
Stephen Karam's hit dark comedy runs at the Lab Theatre November 9-12.
CPE Features Two Productions in Alternating Repertory
Featured will be Lauren Gunderson's SILENT SKY, a drama about astronomy pioneer Henrietta Leavitt, and 10X3, a presentation of ten-minute plays.
THE BALD SOPRANO at the Lab Theatre
Eugène Ionesco's absurdist masterpiece comes to the Lab Theatre April 20-23.
ANIMAL FARM at Drayton Hall Theatre
Sir Peter Hall's acclaimed, music-filled stage adaptation of the classic George Orwell novel plays at Drayton Hall Theatre April 14-22.
Professor Named VP of National Theatre Accreditation Organization
Professor Jim Hunter has been announced as the Vice-President/President-Elect of NAST, the National Association of Schools of Theatre.
UofSC-Developed Play "Grounded" Tours
A production of "Grounded," which premiered at UofSC in October, performs at Trustus Theatre in Columbia, plus other national destinations.
An Interview with Jeremy Skidmore, Director of "Mr. Burns"
The guest director of "Mr. Burns, a post-electric play" sat down for a Q&A about his approach to directing the massive production.
BALANCE at the Center for Performance Experiment
An original play written by Professors Steven Pearson and Robyn Hunt, BALANCE is the third in a trilogy of "riffs" on the works of Chekhov.
OUTLAW SONG at the Lab Theatre
The Lab Theatre premieres this outlandish original comedy, written and directed by MA candidate Ryan Stevens, February 23-26.
MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY at Longstreet Theatre
Anne Washburn's critically-acclaimed, apocalyptic comedy runs February 17-25 at Longstreet Theatre.
Department of Theatre and Dance Joins Nationwide "Ghostlight Project"
We will be joining artists around the country in standing up against intolerance at a ceremony to be held in Longstreet Theatre, January 19 at 5:30pm.
Meet Midsummer's Four-Legged Wonder
Among a large cast of stellar talents, one star of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" stands heads...and tails...above the rest.
Professor Lisa Martin-Stuart's Next Act
Q&A with Professor and Department Chair Lisa Martin-Stuart, who will leave the University after a 24-year career at the end of June.