IU Theatre cast its net and brought in a Big Fish
IU Theatre continues the Bicentennial 2019–2020 season with the delightful hit musical, Big Fish.
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IU Theatre opens 2019–2020 Bicentennial season with Irish drama BY THE BOG OF CATS
IU Theatre opens the Bicentennial 2019–2020 season with Marina Carr’s By The Bog of Cats. Loosely based on Euripides' tragedy Medea, this provocative drama discloses one woman's courageous attempts to lay claim to that which is hers. Set on the ghostly landscape of the Bog of Cats, Carr’s play is a furious, uncompromising tale of greed and betrayal, of memory and profound self-sacrifice.
IU Contemporary Dance Class of 2019 Takes Center Stage
The IU Contemporary Dance Class of 2019 takes center stage in New Moves, a concert of choreographic capstone projects.
Wonderful Town comes to B-Town
IU's production of Wonderful Town comes to B-Town!
A Witch Hunt Arrives On The IU Stage With Vinegar Tom
When two women are named as witches by their scornful neighbors, mass hysteria follows.
IU Theatre Presents 3 New Plays in the At First Sight Festival
IU Theatre & Dance will present new works from the three MFA playwrights in the upcoming 7th annual At First Sight Festival.
Making Spaces
IU Contemporary Dance takes to the stage with their Winter Dance Concert: Making Spaces.
Titus Andronicus
IU Theatre will begin its 2019 spring season with Shakespeare’s bloodiest tragedy Titus Andronicus.
The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia? (Notes Toward a Definition of Tragedy)
IU Theatre wraps up the first half of their 2018 – 2019 season with Edward Albee’s The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia? (Notes Toward a Definition of Tragedy).
Pippin
IU Theatre and Dance has magic to do with Pippin, the first musical of the 2018-2019 season.
The Heiress
The IU Theatre 2018-2019 Season will kick off with The Heiress by Ruth and Augustus Goetz.
From the heartfelt to the hilarious - Indiana University Summer Theatre Announces 2018 Line-Up
From the heartfelt to the hilarious - Indiana University Summer Theatre Announces 2018 Line-Up
IU Department of Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance Announces 2018-2019 Season
The 2018-2019 IU Theatre and Dance season promises to engage, challenge and delight our audiences with family feuds and fearless females!
The IU Contemporary Dance Class of 2018 takes center stage in New Moves, a student choreography showcase.
The IU Contemporary Dance Class of 2018 takes center stage in New Moves, a student choreography showcase presenting cutting edge dance pieces by IU seniors.
City of Angels brings Hollywood Film Noir to IU
City of Angels pays homage to the noir films of old Hollywood and features an incredible jazz score, including such songs as, “You Can Always Count on Me” and “I’m Nothing Without You.”
"Nice Nails" paints a different picture of the American Dream
Set in a Korean-American owned NYC nail salon, Nice Nails tells the story of immigrant women who spend their days toiling over the fingers and toes of entitled customers as the owners’ daughter fights to modernize the establishment.
IU Theatre Ventures into the Dark Mechanized World of "Machinal"
Turning its focus to the avant-garde, IU Theatre presents Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal. This shockingly surreal drama is a startling condemnation of the confinement of women in a world controlled by men.
Winter Gets Brighter with IU Faculty Dance Concert
Bodies of Light will highlight dance’s unique ability to bring awareness to societal issues and elevate the human condition. Experience an evening filled with the raw power of dance!
IU Theatre's Timely Production of a Timeless Classic
Julius Caesar brings the epic glory of the Roman Republic to the IU stage with a treacherous assassination that causes Rome to erupt into a warzone.
IU stages the “Gangster show to end all gangster shows”
IU Theatre wraps up the first half of its 2017-18 Season with Bertolt Brecht’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui. Written in 1941, Arturo Ui is Brecht’s heavily satirical, thinly-veiled allegory for Hitler’s rise to power.
Peter Pan Prequel Soars into Bloomington
Bloomington turns into Neverland as IU Theatre’s production of Peter and the Starcatcher flies into the Ruth N. Halls Theatre.
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