News and Events
- NEWS
A Puppet? A Wolf? Boxing? It’s ‘Wolf Play’!
Wolf Play, which opens March 8 on Lewis & Clark’s Main Stage, is directed by Suhaila Meera, assistant professor of theatre. With the help of a puppet, boxing moves, and wolf pack metaphors, the play explores issues of family, parenting, community, survival, and love.
current season, theatreCall for Student Supported Slots!
THE STUDENT SCRIPT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SSAC) IS NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS FOR THE SELF-PRODUCED STUDENT PROJECTS.
black box, current seasonThe Tragical History of Doctor Faustus
A Student Produced Production
November 16th, 17th, 18th
7:30p
Fir Acres Theatre Black BoxSpring ’24 Prison Exchange Class Performance from the Inside-Out
Inside-Out Prison Exchange ClassTH238 Performance from the Inside/OutFridays 12:45-3:45 pm, Spring 2024Class held at the Columbia River Correctional InstitutionTaught by Associate Professor Rebecca LingafelterThis is a 200-level Theatre class held at Columbia River Correctional Institute exploring the techniques and applications of autobiography to performance. It is an integrated class of 15 undergraduates and 15 incarcerated students who will learn together as peers.Because of the special nature of this class and limited space,
Outside student applications are now closed for the Spring ’24 Inside-Out course.ccghInside-Out Prison Exchange Piece Performed at Portland Center Stage
Professional actors, in collaboration with faculty and students from Lewis & Clark, presented I Think of You, a variation on the final theatre project of students in the spring Inside-out Prison Exchange course.
Learning for Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Monday, October 9th is Indigenous Peoples’ Day! How will you engage with the community and reflect?
2023Q&A with Suhaila Meera, Assistant Professor of Theatre
Suhaila Meera is an Assistant Professor of Theatre. In addition to her work as a director and dramaturg, Meera has researched statelessness and the performance of childhood, which examines theatrical and cinematic portraits of young people navigating borders in South Asia and the Middle East.
alumni, career successL&C’s First Native Scholar-Artist in Residence to Focus on Shakespeare
Waylon Lenk BA ’08, a Shakespeare scholar and theatre artist, will join the college as its first Native Scholar-Artist in Residence this fall. Lenk will give a talk at New Student Orientation and direct the theatre department’s fall production of Henry IV, Part 1.
current season, news, performance, theatre2023-2024 Theatre Season Announcement
Join the LC Theatre department for a spectacular season of Theatre and Dance!
black box, current season, events, not for homepage, performanceOne Act Festival: Questions/Choices/Consequences
October 5-7
current season, events, main stage, not for homepage, performance, performing arts, theatreHenry IV, Part 1
by William Shakespeare, translated by Yvette Nolan, and directed by Waylon Lenk.
November 3, 4, 5 & 9, 10, 11current season, dance, events, main stage, send-to-undergraduate, student eventDance Extravaganza 2023
December 8-9, 2023
Fir Acres Theatre Main Stagelast season, main stage, performanceI Think of You: Illuminating Mass Incarceration from the Inside Out
August 25-27, 2023
Ellyn Bye Studio
Portland Center Stage
128 NW 11th Ave
Portland, OR
Tickets are FREE. Your voice is welcome. Please join us! - EVENTS
Past Events
March 16, 2024Wolf Play - Spring Main Stage
March 15, 2024Wolf Play - Spring Main Stage
TICKETS AVAILABLE
March 15th
7:30p
Fir Acres Theatre Black BoxMarch 14, 2024Wolf Play - Spring Main Stage
TICKETS AVAILABLE
March 14th
7:30p
Fir Acres Theatre Black Box - BLOG
London - Spring 2022
February 21Russia - Spring 2014
February 21
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