Dramatic Arts students’ original play takes the stage Thursday
A compelling collective creation from nine fourth-year Brock Dramatic Arts (DART) students is set to premiere this week at the ... Full story
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Brock Mainstage production to take audiences on magical bike ride
Through an epic journey on a beloved red bicycle, an 11-year-old girl reflects on the small town she sees before ... Full story -
BIPOC theatre leaders to discuss new industry approaches at Brock event
Prominent Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) Canadian theatre production and design professionals will come together to discuss recent ... Full story -
Brock’s fall mainstage returns in person to explore fate of Judas Iscariot
Brock University’s fall mainstage production will make its much-anticipated return next week for the first live, in-person performance on ... Full story -
Brock community members nominated for St. Catharines Arts Awards
The City of St. Catharines is gearing up to celebrate the local arts scene and those who champion it — including ... Full story -
Brock series to address transformation, adaptation in Canadian theatre
A panel of prominent Black Canadian theatre leaders will explore the industry’s evolving landscape during an upcoming community discussion ... Full story -
Much work to be done on live theatre’s road to recovery, says Brock prof
After 17 months, the live theatrical experience is slowly making its return — but not without challenges ahead, says Brock theatre expert ... Full story -
Dramatic Arts grad receives textile award for creative work in costuming
When Dramatic Arts (DART) graduate Avery Delaney began her studies at Brock, she never dreamed she would find her calling ... Full story -
Fine and Performing Arts grads poised to shape the future with creative skills
Students graduating from Brock’s Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts (MIWSFPA) are ready to make their ... Full story -
Brock grad raising awareness of trans identities through film
Brock alumnus and award-winning filmmaker Roy Wol (BA ’06) is starting important conversations about trans identities through his work. And earlier ... Full story
