This devised theatre project is an intimate display of the varying perspectives of Augsburg Students, alumni, and our theater community as we collectively process the transitions during public and private crises. At a Glance will be led by the three core artists, Atlese Robinson, Eshay Brantley, and Malick Ceesay members of Ambiance Theatre, a collective … Continue reading "At a Glance Info Session"
This devised theatre project is an intimate display of the varying perspectives of Augsburg Students, alumni, and our theater community as we collectively process the transitions during public and private crises. At a Glance will be led by the three core artists, Atlese Robinson, Eshay Brantley, and Malick Ceesay members of Ambiance Theatre, a collective … Continue reading "At a Glance Info Session"
Augsburg's Theater Department is performing "White" by James Ijames, directed by Beliza Torres Narváez, on October 28th-30th at 7pm! You need to reserve a ticket beforehand and provide proof of full vaccination in order to watch the performance. We hope to see you there!
Performances of the Augsburg Theater Department's production of "Iphigenia and Other Daughters" by Ellen McLaughlin, directed by Barbra Berlovitz, will be taking place on November 18th at 8pm, November 19th at 7pm, and November 20th at 7pm. We will not be selling any tickets at the door, so make sure to reserve your seats now! … Continue reading "Performances of “Iphigenia and Other Daughters” by Ellen McLaughlin"
Staged readings of Ukrainian plays written since the Russian invasion. A fundraiser for Ukraine. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February, theaters across the globe have been providing staged readings of Ukrainian plays to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people and raise awareness of their plight. Augsburg University's MFA Program joins this effort with … Continue reading "Worldwide Ukrainian Play Reading Project"
Shakespeare frequently reminds viewers not to misuse power–there will be consequences. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political ambitions arise in the Scottish soldier after he receives a prophecy of power from three eerie witches–he will be a nobleman and then he will be King! Working with his wife, Macbeth kills the King and takes power–only to be … Continue reading "Macbeth Performance"
Shakespeare frequently reminds viewers not to misuse power–there will be consequences. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political ambitions arise in the Scottish soldier after he receives a prophecy of power from three eerie witches–he will be a nobleman and then he will be King! Working with his wife, Macbeth kills the King and takes power–only to be … Continue reading "Macbeth Performance"
Shakespeare frequently reminds viewers not to misuse power–there will be consequences. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political ambitions arise in the Scottish soldier after he receives a prophecy of power from three eerie witches–he will be a nobleman and then he will be King! Working with his wife, Macbeth kills the King and takes power–only to be … Continue reading "Macbeth Performance"
Shakespeare frequently reminds viewers not to misuse power–there will be consequences. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political ambitions arise in the Scottish soldier after he receives a prophecy of power from three eerie witches–he will be a nobleman and then he will be King! Working with his wife, Macbeth kills the King and takes power–only to be … Continue reading "Macbeth Performance"
Shakespeare frequently reminds viewers not to misuse power–there will be consequences. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political ambitions arise in the Scottish soldier after he receives a prophecy of power from three eerie witches–he will be a nobleman and then he will be King! Working with his wife, Macbeth kills the King and takes power–only to be … Continue reading "Macbeth Performance"
