Angela Rivas / Staff Writer Regret, anger, and bigotry are just some of the topics on display in FIU theatre department’s production of “Sonnets for an Old Century.” Written by Jose Rivera in the early 2000s, this play showcases messages, ranging from love to hatred, left behind by each character as they transition from one […]
Anna Radinsky/Entertainment Director Parents teaching their children the golden rule of treating others as they should be treated may or may not want to take them to see FIU Theatre’s newest play, “Measure for Measure.” Unless they don’t mind the sexual tension and dark comedy that comes with watching it. “This is a really weird, […]
Camille Orquera/Staff Writer Greed, corruption, sin and forgiveness will soon be on display for FIU Theatre’s new production of Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure.” The play is set in Vienna, Austria and tells the story of Isabella, a young nun, whose brother Claudio has been condemned to die. Isabella tries to save her brother by speaking […]
Jose Gil/Contributing Writer With students stressing out over midterms, work or the thousands of other things that enter our day-to-day lives, it’s important to find the time to laugh, and in this writer’s opinion nothing has given me as much of gut-wrenching laugh as FIU Theatre’s “Ubu Rex.” “Ubu Rex” is described by its poster […]
Alfredo Aparicio/Staff Writer For Mariana Vallejo, her senior project is the defining moment of her years as a theater student. Embodying La India Catalina in her piece called “Huellas,” Vallejo said the project taught her not to be so hard on herself and “so final about things” “I used to write my drafts like they […]
