Theatre department brings 鈥楲ightning Thief鈥 musical to life
Minotaurs, exploding buses and a rock band share the stage in an epic production.
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Theatre department offers rotating productions of 鈥楥rucible,鈥 鈥楢bigail/1702鈥
The Department of Theatre and Dance at SUNY Fredonia has undertaken an ambitious project to close out its 2023-24 Walter Gloor Mainstage Series.
Fredonia鈥檚 PAC puts Warhol-inspired twist on 鈥楶utnam County Spelling Bee鈥
When the Performing Arts Company (PAC) at SUNY Fredonia presents its production of 鈥淭he 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee鈥 in April, it will add...
Immersive 鈥榚lectro-pop musical鈥 opens 2023-24 Mainstage Series
When it hit Broadway in 2016, 鈥淣atasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812鈥 created a new definition of what musical theater could be 鈥...
Mainstage season closes with Lee鈥檚 'Lear'
The Department of Theatre and Dance at SUNY Fredonia will close out the 2022-23 Walter Gloor Mainstage Series with 鈥淟ear,鈥 a work by Young Jean...
Fredonia theater department to offer fresh take on Shakespeare classic
A truly timeless classic comes to the stage of Marvel Theatre at SUNY Fredonia this month when the Department of Theatre and Dance presents William...
Grayson to share experiences with students
Alex Grayson, who studied Musical Theatre at SUNY Fredonia in the early 2010s, will share his experiences with current theatre students in a virtual discussion...
Sondheim musical 鈥業nto The Woods鈥 first offering of theatre series
The Department of Theatre and Dance will open the 2022-23 Walter Gloor Mainstage Series with six performances of the musical 鈥淚nto The Woods鈥 from Oct...
Dance major Raffaele named 鈥楽tudent of the Month鈥 for February
Virginia Raffaele, a senior from Merate, Italy, majoring in Dance, has been named Student of the Month for February by the Office of Residence Life.
Acclaimed choreographer leads, challenges students in residency
A week-long 鈥淕lobal Majority Men in Dance鈥 residency, directed by guest choreographer Carlos Jones, an international artist whose work spans the concert stage, theatre, television...