While Theatreworks has been rehearsing the streaming production of “House Arrest,” a group of UCCS dramaturgy students worked to replicate Anna Deavere Smith’s process here in Colorado Springs. (More)
The streaming production on the American presidency will also include companion pieces between UCCS students and local elected officials. (More)
Patrick Marold is a Colorado-based artist who explores the intersection between natural phenomena, energy and perception through art that includes renewable energy as its primary component. (More)
Theatreworks joins a cohort of 50 theaters each awarded a $25,000 grant to fund Shakespeare projects in the schools through a program of the National Endowment for the Arts. (More)
The UCCS Visiting Artists & Critics Series enters its eighth season with a fall lineup of virtual presentations by artists of national and international significance with a goal to foster understanding and appreciation of contemporary art through dialogue and critical conversations. (More)
Aisha Ahmad-Post, director of the Ent Center for the Arts, will be the next executive director of the Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Denver. (More)
Live, in-person programming for the Artist Series, Theatreworks and the Galleries of Contemporary Art for the fall 2020 semester will be cancelled, with the goal to return to in-person programming for spring 2021. (More)
Dohee Lee, a recent winner of a Guggenheim Fellowship, and Christine Stewart, the poet laureate for the state of South Dakota, will serve as Heller Fellows for the 2020-21 academic year. (More)
A collection of essays and writings by the late Murray Ross, the founder of Theatreworks, have been assembled in the new book “A View from the Crow’s Next.” (More)
Theatreworks’ Free-for-All Shakespeare program will return to the stage –virtually — for a free streaming performance of “Comedy of Errors” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 27. (More)
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