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Two Union soldiers--one Black, one White and each with a secret--fight the same enemy but not the same war. With vibrant theatricality, and live music, Toliver & Wakeman explores the fluidity of American identities, the longing for home, the unrelenting grip of history, and the meanings of freedom.

A dance concert featuring students enrolled in THEA 371: Contemporary Dance in Performance in collaboration with students enrolled in MUSI 208: Jazz Improvisation.

Step back in time to a world where innocence and fear collide in this thought-provoking reimagining of the Salem Witch Trials.

A tragi-comedy, satire, poetic play written by the French surrealist playwright Roger Vitrac.

A dance concert featuring students enrolled in THEA 371: Contemporary Dance in Performance

After 48 seconds, members of the feminist art collective Pussy Riot were dragged away, arrested, and tried as enemies of the Church and State and sent to prison for hooliganism and inciting religious hatred.

A powerful story of two young DREAMers who fight to establish a place for themselves in America, the only country they know as home.

A dance concert featuring students enrolled in THEA 371: Contemporary Dance in Performance.

A day in the life of a respectable neighborhood, where 11 commedia dell’arte characters find themselves entangled, connected, and at odds with each other in a series of accelerated events.

A pitch-black comedy about the ambitious and cut-throat world of high school home economics and the lengths we’ll go to in order to protect what we think is ours.