The Alumni Association has organized a trip to take in a play featuring three UWindsor acting grads at the Stratford Festival.
The Alumni Association has organized a trip to take in a play featuring three UWindsor acting grads at the Stratford Festival.
Brendan Kinnon as Mr. Brisk, Robin Luckwaldt Ross as Lady Froth, Marina Gomes as Cynthia and Ryan Iwanicki as Lord Froth in the University Players production of “The Double Dealer.”
The Double Dealer features the most elaborate costumes of the University Players’ season.
Leddy Library staff are all thumbs-up as Club SODA president Billy Chandler presents them with a certificate of appreciation for their work.
The staff of the Leddy Library received tickets to the current University Players production as a thanks for their work on behalf of drama students.
A three-course lunch and discussion of theatre are on the bill of fare for an event March 23.
University Players will stage William Congreve’s comedy “The Double Dealer,” April 1 to 10 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
University Players will stage William Congreve’s comedy “The Double Dealer,” April 1 to 10 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Abby Weisbrot, Holly DeJoseph, Meghan de Chastelain, Cassidy Anne Hicks and Kathleen Welch as the Mundy sisters.
A quiz contest offers DailyNews readers a chance to win two tickets to see the current production of University Players.
Cassidy Anne Hicks, Abby Weisbrot, Meghan de Chastelain and Kathleen Welch kick up their heels during the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa.” [photo by Doug MacLellan]
The University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa” runs February 26 to March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
UWindsor grad Marc Bondy directs the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa,” February 27 through March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
UWindsor grad Marc Bondy directs the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa,” February 27 through March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
A lecture Tuesday at Canterbury College will explore “Anatomy, Cartography, and the Prehistory of Normality.”
A UWindsor drama grad is directing a production of the award-winning drama “The Mountaintop” at London’s Grand Theatre.
A UWindsor drama grad is directing a production of the award-winning drama “The Mountaintop” at London’s Grand Theatre.
