A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
Acting graduand Katy Chapman will receive an Art Apart grant from the National Theatre School.
Acting graduand Katy Chapman will receive an Art Apart grant from the National Theatre School.
UWindsor alumnus Kevin Hanchard will perform an “isolation version” of the one-man show House, online May 7.
UWindsor alumnus Kevin Hanchard will perform an “isolation version” of the one-man show House, online May 7.
Raise a toast during the SODA Gala, Sunday, April 26, on the YouTube video platform.
Raise a toast during the SODA Gala, Sunday, April 26, on the YouTube video platform.
The cast and crew of the University Players show “Stag and Doe” created a video message of appreciation for the theatre company’s audiences.
The cast and crew of the University Players show “Stag and Doe” created a video message of appreciation for the theatre company’s audiences.
The Essex Hall Theatre set for “Stag and Doe” goes dark, lit only by a single ghost light bulb. Written by Mark Crawford, directed by Marc Bondy (BFA 2000), set design by Nancy Perrin.
The University Players production of Stag and Doe has been cancelled, but preparations were well underway.
Olivia Ridpath and Haiden Lyle in the University Players 2019 production of “Beauty and the Beast.” The drama company has announced its 2020-21 line-up of shows.
The University Players’ 2020-21 season offers a blend of classic and contemporary shows to surprise and delight audiences.
Marianna Beno won two tickets to the University Players’ current production, “Morning Sacrifice.”
DailyNews readers could win two tickets to the current University Players production, “Morning Sacrifice.”
DailyNews readers could win two tickets to the current University Players production, “Morning Sacrifice.”
History professor Guy Lazure will describe 17th century life to provide context for a recital of Baroque music, Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
History professor Guy Lazure will describe 17th century life to provide context for a recital of Baroque music, Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
