The University’s Lab Theatre explores loss, pain and the limits of artificial intelligence in its latest production, "Marjorie Prime.""Marjorie Prime," running through Sunday, follows 85-year-old...
Theatre Baton Rouge presents Christopher Sergel’s stage adaptation of the beloved Harper Lee Pulitzer Prize-winning 1960 novel "To Kill a Mockingbird."
Lee’s story...
The Raising Cane's River Center Theatre for the Performing Arts will receive its first update in 40 years with an $18.1 million renovation project.The River Center partnered with Post Architects in...
Last summer the Baton Rouge community faced flooding, the fatal police shooting of Alton Sterling and the murders of three of its police officers, Deputy Brad Garafola, Officer Matthew Gerald and...
In the 21st century, it’s not too often one sees a show about a vaudeville circus act, but it’s even more rare for one to see a show about menstrual cycles. Viewers of “You Menstrual...
Most are familiar with speed-walking and speed-talking, but audiences of “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind” will be able to walk away saying they’re also familiar with “speed...
MTV’s Nicole Byer, known for her role on the hit series “Girl Code,” will be performing at the Student Union Theater on March 15 at 7 p.m.
The show will be an hour long with no intermission,...
On March 10, Theatre Baton Rouge began its run of the Tony Award winning musical comedy extravaganza “The Drowsy Chaperone.”
“The Drowsy Chaperone” is a musical within a play, narrated...
The LSU Department of Theatre begins its spring season with Caryl Churchill’s “Love and Information.”
Churchill’s play is odd because it doesn’t follow a linear story. There...
The LSU Musical Theatre Club performed “Hairspray” this past weekend, with the intent to touch the hearts of the audience, with social hurdles that are arguably as relevant today as they were...
The University’s Musical Theatre Club will be showing “Hairspray: the Broadway Musical” on Feb. 10-12 in the Union Theater. John Michael Moore, the director, also directed last year’s...
Theatre Baton Rouge starts the new year with the riveting drama “A Few Good Men.”
“A Few Good Men,” written by Aaron Sorkin, tells the story of two Marines on trial for complicity...
