Ten women will share their stories of immigration and adaptation to Canada through the focus of a pair of shoes in the Feb. 26 presentation “Taking New Steps.”
Jeremiah McEachrane and Alexa Dimoulas with sock puppets in “Kinder Lernen Deutsch,” one of the selections from 365 Days/365 Plays presented by University Players this weekend.
Math major Emily Fortier won Wednesday’s DailyNews contest and two tickets to see the University Players production of 365 Days/365 Plays this weekend at Essex Hall Theatre.
Fortier’s entry was drawn from all those which correctly identified Nov. 13, 2002, as the first of the 365 days which Suzan-Lori Parks dedicated to writing the plays, Topdog/Underdog as winner of her 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and Twelfth Night as the season finale for the University Players.
University Players presents 365 Days/365 Plays through Feb. 12 at Essex Hall Theatre.
Sierra Farnham is the diva in “Into Diva,” one of 40-odd short plays from the University Players opening tonight as 365 Days/365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks, directed by Jane Luk, set design by Nancy Perrin, costume design by Agatha Knelsen, lighting design by Kirsten Watt. Photo credit Jen Gurniak.
The University Players production of “365 Days/365 Plays” opens Friday, Feb. 3, at Essex Hall Theatre.
The University Players production of 365 Days/365 Plays opens Friday, Feb. 3, at Essex Hall Theatre.
Olivia Ridpath (BFA 2020) showcases her audition before members of her graduating class.
University Players presents a preview of its current production, Tinker Bell, continuing at Essex Hall Theatre through Sunday, Dec. 4.
The family show is the familiar story of Peter Pan told from an unfamiliar perspective: that of his faithful fairy friend.
For more information or tickets, visit www.UniversityPlayers.com.
Annie Roberts as Peter Pan and Georgie Savoie as the title character in the University Players production of “Tinker Bell.” Photo by Jen Gurniak.
Enter a trivia contest to win two tickets to the University Players current production, Tinker Bell.
Annie Roberts as Peter Pan and Justin Mendler as Captain Hook spar in the University Players production of “Tinker Bell” by Patrick Flynn, directed by Lee Wilson. Costume design Esther Van Eek, set design David Court, lighting design Linas Kairys. Photo by Jen Gurniak.
The University Players show “Tinker Bell” retells the story of Peter Pan from the fairy’s perspective.
The University Players show “Tinker Bell” retells the story of Peter Pan from the fairy’s perspective.
