theatre
Katrina Lewonczyk '10 helps Long Wharf move to a new theater model
In Feb. 2022, in the wake of the twin upheavals of COVID and the Black Lives Matter protests, and with new artistic director Jacob G.
Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play (CANCELLED)
Statement regarding Mr. Burns:
Even if we return to campus in early April, it is impossible for our artists to feasibly mount a fully produced show. We have therefore canceled the scheduled main stage public run of “Mr. Burns” for this April. We will relaunch the same production in the fall, with the same artistic team and same company to the extent possible. A fully produced “Mr Burns” will be the opening show of our 2020-21 season. We will contact ticketholders about ticket refund and transfer options at a future date.
UMass Theater announces fall 2020 auditions
In keeping with the demands of the time, UMass Theater is presenting a non-traditional season of short works, rehearsed and presented mainly digitally.
Design Showcase East goes virtual with UMass Theater's help
Last weekend was supposed to be Design Showcase East, an important conference in New York City where theater students present their portfolios, meet professionals in the field, and make important career connections.
Research is not just for STEM: UMass Theater boasts 4 Rising Researchers in 2 years
Senior theater major Kit Newell is the fourth theater major in the span of two years to receive the designation of Rising Researcher.
Amy Altadonna teaches students to use sound for storytelling across media
When she came to UMass Amherst, Sound Design Lecturer Amy Altadonna planned to teach her students about her medium by tackling sound design for theater — she is a faculty member of the Department of Theater, after all.
The Bacchae of Euripides
Ecstatic dance and music fuel political uprising in Soyinka’s adaptation of Euripides’ classic play about a god and the despot who attempts to control him.
