ISU Theatre presents “Perform the Protest”
Theatre action shares the power of art to amplify voices, issues and understanding.
Tag: Department of Music and Theatre
The power of a Cyclone voice
After discovering his voice at Iowa State, successful opera singer Wayne Tigges (’95 music) has performed for packed houses all over the world.
Partners in performing arts
Senior performing arts majors Bethmari Márquez Barreto and Sydni Lapsley are shining examples of citizen artistry in action.
Amanda Petefish-Schrag earns Art Educator Award from Ames Community Arts Council
Recognized for supporting and encouraging the arts through exemplary works.
ISU Theatre’s “Anon(ymous)” retells epic Greek drama as a modern-day immigrant story
Guest directed by Arpita Mukherjee, LAS Dean’s Artist-in-Residence, the Odyssey-inspired show opens Dec. 6.
ISU Theatre presents “HERoic”
ISU Theatre shines spotlight on women, Tony Award winners during its upcoming season of shows and symposiums.
ISU Theatre explores questions of identity, community through “Iowa Odyssey (or How We Got to Here)”
The unique, locally sourced theatre collaboration opens Friday, April 26 at Fisher Theater.
CATEGORIES: Honored
Amanda Petefish-Schrag selected for Plays In Progress Series
Amanda Petefish-Schrag, assistant professor of theatre, is one of five playwrights selected nationally to participate in the the Athena Project’s 8th Annual Plays In Progress Series. Plays In Progress is a program that fosters new works exclusively written by women playwrights. Over 250 plays were submitted from across the country. Petefish-Schrag was selected for her … Continue reading Amanda Petefish-Schrag selected for Plays In Progress Series