New FIU theatrical project Telepresence connects students across the world
Nicole Rodil | Contributing Writer FIU Theatre is breaking the barriers of distance and communication with a unique form of acting. For two consecutive weeks,…
Nicole Rodil | Contributing Writer FIU Theatre is breaking the barriers of distance and communication with a unique form of acting. For two consecutive weeks,…
Alexander Luzula / Contributing Writer FIU’s Greenhouse Play Program made their 2022 summer season debut with the premiere reading of Miami playwright Rudi Goblen’s newest…
By Natalie La Roche/ Staff Writer FIU Theater gears up for another attention-grabbing play with “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time,” based…
Kali-Ray Skinner / Contributing Writer. Associate Professor at FIU’s Department of Theatre, Wayne E. Robinson, Jr. passed away at the age of 60. He was…
By Jose Gil When you watch a play, the best feeling you can get is being sucked into the world. You’re so drawn in by…
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…
Tamica Jean-Charles/Contributing Writer “Ubu Rex” is what you would least expect a play to be. A play that parodizes modern American politics, within the setting of 1800’s France, is…
For the first time in 42 years, the Department of Theatre will stage a play completely in Spanish. “La Nona,” Roberto Cossa’s story of an…
Stefan Suttles//Contributing Writer When I tell people I’m majoring in theatre, their first response is often a question about my financial future. Everybody wants to…
Wertheim Performing Arts Center opened its doors Friday night for FIU Theatre’s first performance of “A Flea in Her Ear,” a farce full of charming characters, sexual innuendos and mayhem.