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Lighting design professor Heather Gilbert reflects on Tony Award nomination

Lighting design professor Heather Gilbert reflects on Tony Award nomination

By Olivia Cohen, Staff Reporter
October 21, 2021
Justin Christensen, a junior music theatre major, and Ellie Prendes, a senior music theatre major, perform in Tales of Berlin, an interactive experience produced by the Theatre Department. Courtesy/ Carin Silkaitis

Theatre Department’s first in-person performance since the pandemic tells the ‘Tales of Berlin’

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2021
Chicagos first female mayor, Jane Byrne, played by Christine Mary Dunford, is immortalized on the stage in Her Honor Jane Byrne.

Chicago’s infamous publicity stunt makes theatrical debut nearly 40 years later

By Dyana Daniels, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2020
Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus blends psychology and comedy

‘Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus’ blends psychology and comedy

By June Keating, Staff Reporter
February 27, 2020
Southern Gothic’s success can be credited to the actors, the directing, the initial buzz of excitement surrounding the play’s novelty and the patrons’ nostalgia for the 1960s—the period when the show takes place.

Alumni awaken audiences with immersive theatre productions

By Mari Devereaux, Staff Reporter
September 20, 2019
AnJi White (pictured) was nominated for The Ethel Waters Award for Best Actress in an Ensemble for her role in For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf.

Columbia theatre community honored in 25th annual Black Theatre Alliance Awards

By Mateusz Janik, Staff Reporter
September 20, 2019
Cast members of the play “HOME/LAND” alleged the director made racially insensitive comments and ignored their concerns about casting white actors in Latinx and Palestinian roles.

Casting controversy sparks discourse on representation

By Alexandra Yetter, Staff Reporter
April 29, 2019
“Admissions” looks at race, gender and politics by telling the story of Charlie, who believes he was deferred from Yale so it could reach its diversity quota.

‘Admissions’ urges self-examination amid college admissions scandals

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2019
Business and casual: The life of a sugar baby

Business and casual: The life of a sugar baby

By Orlando Pinder
February 14, 2019
“Women Laughing Alone with Salad,” opening March 23 at Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave., takes the classic stock image meme and turns it on its head. 

Meme-themed feminist’s dream screams into Chicago theater scene

By Mayan Darbyshire
March 12, 2018
You Want to put that WHERE?

You Want to put that WHERE?

By Kendrah Villiesse
February 12, 2018
XFL needs to focus on safety, not reinventing football

XFL needs to focus on safety, not reinventing football

By Blaise Mesa
February 5, 2018
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