It’s a tug-of-war during the University Players production of “Big Love.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
Emilie Bondy won tickets to the University Players production of Big Love.
Actors engage in airborne tomfoolery during the University Players production of “Big Love.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
A trivia quiz contest offers a prize of two tickets to see the University Players production of Big Love.
Learn about the field of voice acting with 30-year veteran performer Elley-Ray Hennessy, April 21 and 22.
Learn about the field of voice acting with 30-year veteran performer Elley-Ray Hennessy, April 21 and 22.
Members of the BFA Acting class of 2018 hail the announcement of next year’s University Players’ season.
University Players will stage six shows in its 2018-19 season on the theme “Love and War.”
The University Players’ 2016 production of “An Experiment with an Air Pump.” Photo by Doug MacLellan
The Faculty of Science is partnering with the School of Dramatic Art on a new course to help students develop important soft skills.
“Big Love,” opening this weekend on the University Players stage, is a modern update of one of the oldest texts in Western literature.
Big Love, opening this weekend on the University Players stage, is a modern update of one of the oldest texts in Western literature.
Alicia Plummer as Candy and Sam Biskey as Robert in the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
A trivia quiz contest offers a prize of two tickets to see the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.”
Alicia Plummer as Candy and Sam Biskey as Robert in the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
The University Players production Love and Human Remains opens Friday, March 2, in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
Playwright Brad Fraser will discuss his "Love and Human Remains" Thursday. University Players presents the show starting Friday.
Playwright Brad Fraser will discuss his Love and Human Remains Thursday. University Players presents the show starting Friday.
Fourth-year acting student Jacob T. Free practices his monologue before classmates in preparation for Theatre Ontario’s Next Generation Showcase, held January 14 and 15 in Toronto.
Participating in the Next Generation Showcase is like the Olympics for senior acting students, says drama professor Kelly Daniels.
