Thursday, March 27, 2014 | By Brock University
Theatrical Design Exhibition (DART 3F61)
When: March 26, 2014 – 9:00am – April 2, 2014 – 5:00pm
A public showing of Theatre Design projects by senior design students. Scale maquettes of set designs, costume designs and storyboards for a variety of plays, musicals, songs and proposed films.
Location: Design Studio Room ST102, Schmon Tower, Brock University.
Admission: Free
Sponsored by the Department of Dramatic Arts, part of the Industrial Fabric 2014.
Friday, March 21, 2014 | By Brock University
Break-a-leg! to the student directors, cast and crew, faculty and staff who are opening the One Acts Festival TODAY!
Every year as the final assignment for the Third Year Directing class each student choses a one act play to produce for the One Act Festival.This years One Acts Festival is approaching and the dates are as follow:
Group A’s shows are:
The Feast
Overtones
Hide & Seek
Fourteen
Group B’s shows are:
Tales of the Grotesque
Don Juan in Chicago
Playwriting 101
Rat Snake
Friday March 21st Group A starting at 2pm Group B at 7pm
Saturday March 22nd Group B starting at 2pm & Group A at 7pm.
Come out and support the 3rd year directors and all the students involved in this years Festival. Seating is limited so please show up early to get your seats!
see the FB events page here
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Upper year directing students present a series of short plays featuring student actors, each presented twice in a rep format.
March 21 & 22, 2014 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Location: ST 107 "Studio Theatre" and ST 103 "Black"
Admission: Donations Accepted
Contact the Department for more details: [email protected] or 905-988-5550 x 5255
see the FB events page here
Tuesday, March 18, 2014 | By Brock University
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