The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) is proud to open its 2023/24 theatre season with a production of The Laramie Project. The production will mark the 25th anniversary of the death of Matthew Shepard, the university student whose murder in Laramie, Wyoming, became one of the highest-profile hate crimes of its time. Written […]
read moreWhat’s the buzz? The first musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice to be produced for the professional stage, Jesus Christ Superstar has wowed audiences for over 50 years. A timeless work, the rock opera is set against the backdrop of an extraordinary and universally known series of events but seen, unusually, through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. […]
read moreWhen a troupe of really, really well-meaning theater artists attempt to put on a culturally sensitive Thanksgiving school pageant, things get messy. A wickedly funny satire from Larissa FastHorse. by Larissa FastHorse. Directed by Randy Reinholz. Subscriptions are available now and single tickets go on sale August 23, 2023.
read moreFilm faculty Yuri Makino and Michael Mulcahy were selected for Udall Center Fellows program to support films on healthcare and climate change.
read moreLisitte Mora (they/she) knew they wanted to pursue theater at a young age. The path became crystal clear after seeing Kinky Boots and Gloria.
read moreThe University of Arizona College of Fine Arts celebrates its “Outstanding Seniors” and “Outstanding GTA” at the 2023 Spring Graduation.
read moreTwo University of Arizona faculty members have earned a Peabody Award for their work on “Missing in Brooks County,” a documentary about migrants who go missing in the rural area of Brooks County, Texas. Lisa Molomot, adjunct professor in the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the James E. Rogers College of Law, co-directed the film with […]
read moreWhat do an up-and-coming basketball star with a fear of bright lights, a JFK Musical murder mystery, a filial (but criminal) son, a swingin’ good time, the drama of a stranger, an outlandish parade, a cursed video game, a grieving widower, two parallel New Year’s Eves, a relationship ending event, and a life lived behind […]
read moreJess Scott changed her major from computer science to theatre at the University of Arizona. Now she’s writing, acting and directing.
read moreThe film, “Missing in Brooks County,” earned a nomination for a Peabody Award in the documentary category, it was announced April 11.
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