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KU Theatre & Dance 2022-23 Season Unveiled
Stories and Movement Exploring Love and Humanity
The Department of Theatre & Dance at the University of Kansas announces its 2022-23 season, which offers lightness, love, and plenty of action. This year, the University Theatre and University Dance Company, the two production wings inside of the Department, are preparing for five in-person productions.
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KU Theatre & Dance 2022-23 Season Unveiled
Stories and Movement Exploring Love and Humanity
The Department of Theatre & Dance at the University of Kansas announces its 2022-23 season, which offers lightness, love, and plenty of action.
Department of Theatre & Dance Names 2022 Scholarship and Award Winners
The University of Kansas Department of Theatre & Dance recognized 53 students as recipients of its year-end awards and scholarships, totaling over $225,000 in financial support.
H.M.S. Pinafore, a Comic Class Clash that Tugs at Your Heartstrings
Co-produced by KU's University Theatre, School of Music, and Symphony Orchestra
Measure for Measure Kicks Off Spring Season at KU Theatre
Timeless Shakespearean classic urges audiences to judge for themselves
The Devils Between Us Plays at KU Theatre Dec. 3-9
Lifting Up Trans Voices, Sharing Stories of the LGTBQ+ Diaspora
In Search of the Beat, KU Theatre Goes “Head Over Heels”
Celebrations of Love, Revelations of Self, and '80s Pop Music
Feel the Noise! Play about Air Guitar Opens KU Theatre Season
"Airness," a comedy written by Chelsea Marcantel, will rock the William Inge Memorial Theatre at the University of Kansas. This peek into the lives of air guitar contestants in competition is directed by Jonah Greene, doctoral student in KU's Department of Theatre & Dance.
KU Theatre & Dance Plans for In-Person Performances
The Department of Theatre & Dance at the University of Kansas offers escapism, comedy, music, dance and poignant drama in its 2021-2022 season.
"Breaking It Down" Explores Audition Techniques for Minority Actors
“I want actors of color to feel spoken to, seen and heard. At a moment when folks are discouraged about fighting all the time for visibility and for audibility, I just hope they find this book encouraging.”