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,…
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Greenhouse Play Program Makes Summer Debut with “While We Wait”
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…
“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time” is coming to FIU
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…
Memorial Service Held for FIU Theatre Professor
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…
‘Dancing at Lughnasa’: A masterpiece of beauty and sadness
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…
“Ubu Rex” is the king of comedy this fall
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…
‘Ubu Rex’ pokes fun at modern American politics
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…
“La Nona” FIU Theatre’s first production completely in Spanish
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…
Page to Stage: Why Theatre is a valuable major
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…
“A Flea in Her Ear” features ‘charming characters’ and ‘good laughs’
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.
