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Theatre
News
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Check out @lc.dancecompany on instagram to enter to win free tickets to Dance X! -
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Performance - Recital by visiting artists from India -
Workshops and Lecture by an acclaimed Shakespeare actor, director, and scholar -
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A New Scholars Symposium exploring the issues of cross-cultural performance -
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A list of audition and performance dates for theatre department productions in fall 2019 -
Calling all students, both new and returning, interested in theatre and dance: come! meet! learn about! the theatre department faculty and staff.
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The Theatre Department will host a series of professional development panels including Alumni and professional Theatre artists. -
Associate Professor of Theatre and Department Chair Stephen Weeks was awarded the 2018 David Savage Award. -
Assistant Professor of History Reiko Hillyer has been awarded a grant from the Whiting Foundation to support the expansion of her interdisciplinary project, “Theatre From the Inside-Out: Illuminating Mass Incarceration.” Specifically, the grant will enrich Hillyer’s course Crime and Punishment in U.S. History, which she teaches at the Columbia River Correctional Institution in Portland. -
Sweeney Todd , a collaboration between the music and theatre departments, opens on November 2. Director Rebecca Lingafelter has transformed the traditional setting of Fleet Street into a post-apocalyptic, subterranean world where the audience and student orchestra will sit among the actors. The musical will feature Liam Beveridge BA ’20 as Sweeney in his first-ever singing role. -
This meeting is designed to give you a clearer and detailed picture about the requirements for a Theater Major/Minor, about our Concentrations, our Overseas and Off-Campus programs, and about the specific scheduling of theatre courses for the next four years.
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Warren Kluber BA ’12 arrived at Lewis & Clark unsure of what he wanted to study. An English degree, a passion for the power of theatre, and a summer research project studying oral traditions in West Africa clarified his path. Now a PhD candidate at Columbia University, he has published his scholarly insights in three leading academic journals. We caught up with Kluber to learn more. -
Tues, Sept 4, 5:00pm
FIR ACRES THEATRE Main Stage
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The Symposium, organized by the Lewis & Clark Theatre faculty Rebecca Lingafelter and Štĕpán Šimek in collaboration with the Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble, will feature readings of Professor Šimek’s new translations of Three Sisters, Uncle Vanya, The Seagull and The Cherry Orchard. In addition there will be presentations and panel discussions on Chekhov in contemporary translation, Chekhov’s dramaturgy, Chekhov in performance, and Chekhov in contemporary Russia with scholars and artists from across the country. -
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Spring 2018 Main Stage Play -
Lewis & Clark College screens documentary film
featuring six decades of Portland dance -
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Staged Reading
by Rich Rubin, directed by Damaris Webb -
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YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN THE THEATRE DEPARTMENT FOR ITS 2017-18 GUEST ARTIST RESIDENCY PUBLIC EVENTS!