Apr 29, 2022
Scholarship Story: Milena Berestko ’22
Milena Berestko ’22 (psychology, theater) Humanity in Action Fellowship In Sarajevo The Humanity in Action Fellowship brings together international groups…
Theater
Mar 31, 2022
Student directors prepare for one-act plays
Billy DeVito ’22 and Jay Ascher ’22 are directing productions that will be staged April 7 and 8 in the studio theater at Lafayette's downtown Williams…
Feb 23, 2022
Student actors get an assist from Athletics
Theater and Athletics teamed up to help student actors learn soccer skills for new play, which portrays female athleticism and power. See it March 3-6…
Dec 3, 2021
Students Skillfully Tackle Modern Shakespeare Adaptation
Student director, set designer recognized by the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for their work on Shakespeare’s R&J.
Nov 9, 2021
Students Treat Audiences with Halloween-Themed Radio Play
Lafayette's Theater Department took the stage for its first live show since spring 2020 with a radio play production of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Oct 11, 2021
Chair. Gift. Art.
New Theater Legacy Endowment Fund enables patrons to support faculty and students while becoming part of the theater department's history.
Oct 7, 2021
A New Home at Home
Lafayette-Easton Scholar Christopher Taverner is third to make Lafayette feel close to home and yet so far away from the expected.
Sep 12, 2021
Ian Owens ’11 Debuts New Musical Based on Popular Video Game
Tall Green Plumber, based on the Nintendo smash Super Mario Bros, opens the second week of September at Wilkes-Barre’s Little Theater.
May 12, 2021
Lewdness, Laughter, and Calamity
The Country Wife, a 17th-century play, tries to stand in defiance of COVID but exits stage left.
May 4, 2021
Is Hamilton as Progressive as the Show Suggests?
In new book, Prof. Mary Jo Lodge examines issues in musical: 'There’s a lot to love about Hamilton, but there are also a lot of things to critique.'