Luc Quenneville and Jen Almeida accepted thanks and free tickets to see the Noël Coward comedy “Blithe Spirit” from students of the School of Dramatic Art in appreciation of their service and work on campus.
The staff of the University Print Shop received free tickets to see the current stage production of University Players.
Free tickets to the University Players production of “Blithe Spirit” are headed to a campus office.
Free tickets to “Blithe Spirit” are headed to a campus office.
Noël Coward’s ghostly comedy “Blithe Spirit” will hit the University Players stage just in time for Halloween.
Noël Coward’s ghostly comedy “Blithe Spirit” will hit the University Players stage just in time for Halloween.
Cast members rehearse their dance moves in preparation for the premiere of “Anna in the Tropics.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
The University Players production of Anna in the Tropics will open September 25.
Drama students surround Nina Russell, who accepted free tickets to the current University Players show on behalf of her colleagues in the Office of the Registrar.
Drama students gave free theatre tickets to registrar staff Wednesday to inaugurate a campaign of thanking campus support offices.
A ticket giveaway today by members of the drama student society is the first in a campaign to show appreciation for UWindsor staff.
Director Gordon McCall says the University Players season opener, “Anna in the Tropics,” pulses with a Latin beat.
Director Gordon McCall says the University Players season opener, “Anna in the Tropics,” pulses with a Latin beat.
The drama “Anna in the Topics” will open the University Players season on September 25.
A newly redesigned website showcases the stage company University Players.
Changing the Odds: Community Transformation Through the Arts program has engaged 19 Windsor teens in experiences with a view to expanding their horizons through drama, music, dance and art.
An interdisciplinary arts program recently wrapped up a summer camp designed to provide individual attention and support to youth in challenging circumstances aged 14 to 17.
UWindsor actors Daniela Piccinin (l.) playing the dual roles of Mary Chalmers and Gordon Flowerdew and Erik Helle (r.) as Charlie Edwards, during WHIRLIGIG theatre company’s premiere performance, Mary’s Wedding.
WHIRLIGIG, Windsor's newly established professional theatre company, provides a perfect platform for School of Dramatic Art grads and alumni to enter the theatre profession here at home.
