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.
University Players is hosting a screening of the film 52 Words for Love as a companion piece to its stage production of Love and Information.
University Players is hosting a screening of the film 52 Words for Love as a companion piece to its stage production of Love and Information.
Durae McFarlane and Aaron Hrastovec in a scene from “Love and Information,” the final production of the University Players season.
University Players will stage Love and Information March 22 to 31 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Willistead Manor is the setting for the final Let’s Talk Theatre luncheon, hosted by University Players on Wednesday, March 13.
Willistead Manor is the setting for the final Let’s Talk Theatre luncheon, hosted by University Players on Wednesday, March 13.
Arts student Alice Sacharoff won Tuesday’s DailyNews trivia quiz and its prize of two tickets to the University Players production of God of Carnage.
Arts student Alice Sacharoff won Tuesday’s DailyNews trivia quiz and its prize of two tickets to the University Players production of God of Carnage.
Sean Sennett and Conor Murphy in the University Players production of “God of Carnage.”
The University Players production God of Carnage runs through March 10 in the Hatch Studio Theatre, Jackman Dramatic Art Centre.
Rebecca Lashmar and Shannon Pitre in the University Players production of “God of Carnage.”
The University Players production God of Carnage runs March 1 to 10 in the Hatch Studio Theatre, Jackman Dramatic Art Centre.
“The Penelopiad,” presented by University Players through Sunday, is a feminist retelling of the story of Odysseus.
English professor Carol Davison turned her knowledge of literature into University Players tickets.
Acting students create a scene in the University Players production of “The Penelopiad” by Margaret Atwood.
A trivia contest offers readers a chance to win two tickets to the University Players’ current production, The Penelopiad.
