Student bridges theater and technology to create an automatic spotlight tracker.
Jaime Hotaling ’23 recounts her transformative journey from SU to Disney.
An alumna advocates for women, giving back, and making a lasting impact.
Theater student juggles the rigors of school and a job on set.
What happens when you start a devised theater project with three Southwestern University students and the Anton Checkov play, The Cherry Orchard? You end up with a nationally recognized production called G.H.O.S.T. Unit: The Live Event.
James Venhaus ’91 details his story as a published playwright and fine arts educator, sharing wisdom based on his real-world experiences with the theatre industry for the benefit of current and future Southwestern theatre students.
Jasmine Renee Thomas ’12 shares her past experiences as a Southwestern theatre student and how they set the stage for her personal and professional development as an educator.
Christi Rodriguez Cottrell ’98 shares how her background in theatre has become an asset for her career in law.
Southwestern alumna Rachel Hancock ’14 uses her abilities to help a community she loves.
Television and film writer Samantha Montgomery McIntyre ’97 looks back at how SU shaped her vision for a creative career, and how chasing dreams in LA led to creating her debut feature film, Unicorn Store.
A panda who becomes a kung fu master. A snail who wins the Indianapolis 500. These underdog stories have been big hits for Hollywood. They have also helped establish Susan Slagle Rogers ’83 as one of the animation industry’s most talented producers.
Carlie Sulpizio ’13 reflects on her serendipitous path as an SU anthropology major, a Peace Corps volunteer, and a global-health researcher.
Based on the classic Emmy Award-winning television movie by Reginald Rose, this production poses a powerful dialectic for the importance of civil discourse.
Read MoreWorth Payton ’18 demonstrates the importance of learning about oneself and connecting with others in building success.
Savannah Ritz ’20, theater and business major, travels the world supporting the dramatic arts.
SU students reflect on the highlights and lessons learned after working with the innovative revolving-stage set, a multitude of fragile props, and a dedicated stage crew.
Dr. Levin will deliver a public lecture—and students and faculty will stage a reading of her new play—during the 2018 History Colloquium.