Maryland Shakespeare Players bring a mythical twist on Romeo and Juliet to The Clarice
The play reimagines the Montagues as werewolves and the Capulets as vampires.
Jim Henson awards showcase brings student puppeteers to the main stage
The award is in honor of Jim Henson, a University of Maryland alum who created the Muppets.
Students tell stories through dance in experimental performance
The performance was led by Gerson Noe Lanza Ruiz and Roxanne “Roxy” King, both students of the theatre, dance and performance studies school.
New York dance artists preview piece on COVID and system failures
After the preview, the artists held an intimate discussion with the audience about COVID-19 and social justice.
TDPS presents ‘TBD’ and ‘Sacred Places’ as part of experimental performance series
Both shows ran Friday evening at the Cafritz Foundation Theatre.
‘Stick Fly’: Clarice presents dramedy on family and communication
The play follows a wealthy African American family as they learn to communicate with each other through conversations on race and class.
Review: ‘Once Upon a One More Time’ is an odd but fun take on Britney Spears’ classics
What do Britney Spears, feminist literature and fairy tales have in common?
‘Hookman’ sells out in its debut at The Clarice
The show runs from Saturday, Nov. 13 to Sunday, Nov. 21.
With webcams and green screens, the UMD theater community adapts to online environment
It’s not ideal, they say, but it’s workable.
The show must go on: UMD theatre students pivot to virtual show on Zoom
The show opens on May 7.