Members of the BFA Acting class of 2018 hail the announcement of next year’s University Players’ season.
University Players will stage six shows in its 2018-19 season on the theme “Love and War.”
“Big Love,” opening this weekend on the University Players stage, is a modern update of one of the oldest texts in Western literature.
Big Love, opening this weekend on the University Players stage, is a modern update of one of the oldest texts in Western literature.
UWindsor staffer Daria Milenkovic won tickets to the University Players production of Love and Human Remains.
UWindsor staffer Daria Milenkovic won tickets to the University Players production of Love and Human Remains.
Alicia Plummer as Candy and Sam Biskey as Robert in the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
A trivia quiz contest offers a prize of two tickets to see the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.”
Alicia Plummer as Candy and Sam Biskey as Robert in the University Players production of “Love and Human Remains.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
The University Players production Love and Human Remains opens Friday, March 2, in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
Playwright Brad Fraser will discuss his "Love and Human Remains" Thursday. University Players presents the show starting Friday.
Playwright Brad Fraser will discuss his Love and Human Remains Thursday. University Players presents the show starting Friday.
Other characters look on in horror as Des-Neiges Verrette (Eugenia De Jong) and Germaine Lauzon (Áine Donnelly) engage in a tug-of-war during the University Players production of “Les Belles Soeurs.” Photo by Doug MacLellan.
Stacey Marion won tickets to the University Players production of Les Belles Soeurs.
Thérèse Dubuc (JD Leslie) marvels at the household goods available to Germaine Lauzon (Áine Donnelly) through a contest win of 1,000,000 trading stamps. Photo by Douglas MacLellan.
University Players is offering DailyNews readers a chance to win two tickets to see its current production, the Canadian classic Les Belles Soeurs.
Guillaume Teasdale, Lezlie Wade, and Emmanuelle Richez will discuss the significance of Les Belles Soeurs in a session before its opening Friday, February 2.
Desserts and Discussion will pair sweets with a conversation on the play Les Belles Soeurs, Friday in the Jackman Dramatic Art Centre.
Michel Tremblay’s ground-breaking play “Les Belles Soeurs” is coming to the Essex Hall Theatre.
University Players presents Les Belles Soeurs, February 2 to 11 at the Essex Hall Theatre.
