Nowadays, it’s nearly impossible not to have relationships through social media.
Second-year performance studies graduate student Naomi Bennett explores this idea in her play, “Being Present,”...
The curtain rises, as the audience settles in their seats, preparing for the journey in which they were about to witness.
Complete with a cast of alumni, LSU School of Theatre brings the fall semester...
For the first time ever, the Moscow Ballet will make its way to the Student Union Theater on Saturday at 3 p.m., performing the holiday season classic, “The Great Russian Nutcracker.”
According...
The LSU School of Theatre’s production of Will Eno’s “Middletown” premiered Tuesday night at the Claude L. Shaver Theatre. Directed by Kendall Krebsbach, the play proved to be just...
Patrons of Swine Palace’s most recent production, “Noises Off,” definitely got more than they bargained for when they realized they were watching a show about a show.
Swine Palace opened...
Swine Palace is bringing Shakespeare’s classic tale of power and betrayal to the Reilly Theatre for a five-day run of "Julius Caesar" beginning July 20.In this modernized production, directed by...
After a weekend full of protests throughout Baton Rouge and with tensions between police and the black community rising, New Venture Theatre is hoping to spark a conversation about racism and racial profiling...
Local performing arts dance group CKA: Currently Known As will be debuting their second project, "Enough," on July 15 at the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge.
"Enough" will be a year-long...
Thanks to the Musical Theatre Club, Cinco de Mayo is coming early this year — and it’s coming with a tune.
The show, “Singo de Mayo: Past, Present and Future,” will be April 30...
Whether traveling through campus by car, foot or bike, the University’s newest theater production will cross students’ paths.
“The White Bicycle,” a HopKins Black Box Theatre production,...
Theatre-goers have the opportunity to disappear into the woods this week, to the dreamlike fantasy world of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
The show is premiering...
In light of national controversy over the lack of ethnicity in award-winning roles, the University brings a play to the stage that highlights the struggle black people faced at the dawn of the film industry.
“By...
