Haunted Walks through neighbourhoods around campus will present some Windsor ghost stories, Oct. 29 and 30.
Haunted Walks through neighbourhoods around campus will present some Windsor ghost stories, Oct. 29 and 30.
A performance Friday by acting students will explores themes and relationships from Samuel Beckett’s play Waiting for Godot.
The campus community is invited to public performances this week showcasing the work of acting students.
University Players presents the Shakespearean tragedy “Othello,” through Oct. 6 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
The University Players production of Othello continues through Oct. 6 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Cullen MacNaughton as Iago, Jamar Adams-Thompson as Othello, and Sarah Hagarty as Desdemona perform in the University Players production of the Shakespearean tragedy “Othello.”
In its first-ever staging of Othello, University Players will present the Shakespearean tragedy in its entirety.
May the Good Lord Take a Liking to You, an autobiographical one-man play written by Marty Gervais, premieres this week at Sho Art Studios.
May the Good Lord Take a Liking to You, an autobiographical one-man play written by Marty Gervais, premieres this week at Sho Art Studios.
University Players presents the Shakespearean tragedy “Othello,” Sept. 27 to Oct. 6 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Mathew Chandler, Sarah Glassford, Kiirsti Owen won tickets to the University Players production of Othello.
A trivia quiz contest offers three prizes of two tickets to see the University Players production of “Othello.”
A trivia quiz contest offers three prizes of two tickets to see the University Players production of “Othello.”
Othello’s themes of racial politics, betrayal, and jealousy are “incredibly relevant,” says director Tanisha Taitt.
University Players presents the Shakespearean tragedy Othello, Sept. 27 to Oct. 6 in Essex Hall Theatre.
The 50x50 campaign will see the University Players donate 2,500 tickets to local charities and non-profit organizations over the course of its 61st theatre season.
University Players will donate 2,500 tickets to local charities and non-profit organizations over the course of its 61st theatre season.
A gala July 23 will celebrate a production of Judith Thompson’s play “Watching Glory Die” on its way to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
A gala July 23 will celebrate a production of Judith Thompson’s play Watching Glory Die on its way to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
