Lesbian Looks, celebrating 31 years of lesbian perspectives in film, will screen “Outliers and Outlaws” on March 27 at the Marroney Theatre. Free admission. They arrived in VW vans and old cars, on buses and motorcycles, and forged a vibrant alternative community that ultimately transformed regional politics, mainstream culture, and LGBTQ+ history. The hundreds of […]
read moreNew directions, new voices. Annual festival of new works by students from the School of Theatre, Film & Television. Seven new short plays written, dramaturged, acted and directed by students in TFTV. Free tickets to this production are available for all college and high school students. For details, visit azart.fyi/freetftvtix. DATE TIME NOTES Thursday, Apr. 3, […]
read moreSet during the Civil War, Louisa May Alcott’s timeless American novel is vibrantly musicalized to stunning effect. We follow Jo, Beth, Meg, and Amy as they navigate life in all its adventures and trials. Six generations have read this story. This one will sing it. Discounted tickets to this production are available for all college […]
read moreA new play from a major new voice, playwright Kimberly Bellflower, John Proctor is the Villain captures a group of Georgia high schoolers as they explore the classic play, The Crucible. Along the way, issues of love, sex, and scandal rock their everyday worlds. Free tickets to this production are available for all college and […]
read moreThe School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 2024 edition of “What’s Up, Docs?,” our annual showcase of outstanding new short documentaries created by BA and BFA students. Films that have previously screened at “What’s Up, Docs?” have gone on to garner significant film festival attention. Tatum Sailors‘ short documentary At 7, which made its premiere at the 2022 […]
read moreAn evening of short films by Yuri Makino and Michael Mulcahy. Screening to be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. No Place for Isolation (2024), Mulcahy, 9 min 30 secA short history of land and water on the San Xavier District on the Tohono O’odham nation, highlighting the importance of the collective action taken by tribal members. The video […]
read moreDevised by an ensemble of seven young artists, Long-Term Delight is an unexpected mashup of love and questioning inspired by Charles Mee’s Falling and Loving.
read moreDevised by 10 Theatre BA students in collaboration with TFTV instructor Rick Wamer, Requiem for a Reef is a breathtaking work of physical theatre that takes aim at the repercussions of climate change on coral reefs and coastal communities. Wamer and the Theatre students were invited by Mannakin Theater and Dance of California to devise and perform Requiem for […]
read moreWant to be in a senior thesis film? You’re invited to the annual Cast + Crew Mixer where filmmakers from the Film & Television program will present pitches for their senior thesis films, in hopes of attracting actors, composers, designers, technicians and all interested students to be part of their productions. Actors, composers, designers, technicians, […]
read moreUncle Vanya is Anton Chekhov’s brilliant, yet tragic play examining the troubles of country life in Russia during the late 19th century. Full of richness and complexity, this deeply emotional drama is not to be missed. Why ‘Uncle Vanya’ Is the Play for Our Anxious Era … “Despite debuting 125 years ago, Anton Chekhov’s drama of […]
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