Theatre Department Forced To Innovate With COVID-19 Crisis
(Graphic by Riley Andersen) Utah Valley University’s Department of Theatrical Arts is finding new ways to be innovative with different teaching modes READ MORE
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UVU’s Twelfth Night brings laughter to the outdoors
UVU’s School of the Arts presents Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, making use of the Noorda courtyard for the first time. A must see READ MORE
UVU theater major Aspen Thompson setting sights on Broadway career
Aspen Thompson, a junior theater major, has a clear and dedicated passion for theater. Her experience and enthusiasm have led her to the UVU theater program where she is currently studying and emphasizing in acting.
Through the eyes of 1945: UVU’s production of Much Ado about Nothing
Unlike the original play of Much Ado About Nothing set in Italy, UVU students performed the play as though it was set READ MORE
Students awarded at annual theater festival
Several theater students participated in the annual Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival held Feb. 6-11, at the end of the week, READ MORE
Othello captures the devastation of tragic love
In a time of war when ordinary men’s lives can end in a torrent of bullets, it is the green-eyed monster of READ MORE
Children’s play opens with success.
Take tidbits of the classic tale of Hansel and Gretel and combine it with Cinderella’s fairy godmother and a pragmatic goblin-fighting princess, READ MORE
The Princess and the Goblin
One magical princess, one young mine laborer and one army of menacing goblins: the scene is set for a work that influenced READ MORE
Put out the light and put on a show
It is a tale of jealousy, selfishness and the downfall of a once great man. And for the first time, people can READ MORE
