November 2015 Class Notes
Jeremy Holm, 1993, B.A. Performing Arts, Theatre, is a New York based actor who plays Mr. Sutherland on the U.S. hit Mr. Robot, as well as Nathan Green on House of Cards. jeremyholm.com
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A Modern Tale for Winter
Lauren Scott in CSU Theatre’s production of A Winter’s Tale Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale might be best known and remembered for a specific stage direction, “exit, pursued by a bear.” Although this direction gives an accurate depiction of the play as surprising and intense, there is more to it than meets the eye. The Winter’s […]
Energy From Above
Do you know that energy is not only being created within the University Center for the Arts, but is being created above the venue as well? Six different solar installation sites at Colorado State University are now complete, including installs at the University Center for the Arts, Colorado State University Campus Rec, Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital, and three […]
October 2015 Class Notes
Irina Yakubovskaya Irina Yakubovskaya, ’12, Interdisciplinary M.A., French & Theatre, is working on her PhD at Tufts University in Boston, Mass., where her research combines Neuroscience and Theatre Practice. At Tufts, she teaches Intro to Acting and some theatre history courses. Irina has also been an assistant director, dramaturg, and director on several departmental and […]
September 2015 Class Notes
Alex Billman Alex Billman, ‘14, Liberal Arts: Theatre, was recently awarded a fellowship at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Williamstown, Mass. through the national Kennedy Center for American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). The fellowship was awarded based on Alex’s work on CSU’s production of The Night of the Iguana (Spring 2014) and included an internship during […]
Step On A Crack is Relateable Children’s Theatre
When most people think of children’s theatre, they usually picture stories inundated with magic, new lands, mystical creatures, and important lessons all being performed in intimate venues. In many cases, all these things can be true. However, children’s theatre can be just as diverse and significant as theatre for more adult audiences. This fall, Colorado […]
Dan Goble and the School of Music, Theatre and Dance
Dan Goble, who arrived on campus in mid-July, grew up in Casper, Wyo., and spent most of his career at Western Connecticut State University where he was dean of the School of Visual and Performing Arts for the past four years. It became apparent after just a few interactions with Dr. Goble that he is […]
Beckett and CSU in Ireland
Laura Jones, Price Johnston, Wendy Ishii, and Eric Prince. This summer, CSU theatre faculty and members of Fort Collins’ Bas Bleu Theatre Co. travelled to Northern Ireland for the fourth annual 2015 Happy-Days Enniskillen International Beckett Festival, held in Enniskillen, July 23 – Aug. 3. Colorado State University’s Center for Studies in Beckett and Performance […]
The Universal Language of Experiences
This summer, 45 kids from Todos Santos and seven kids from Colo. came together for the second annual Kids Do It All at the Todos Santos Cultural Center in Baja California Sur, Mexico. The non-profit international center for research, teaching, and outreach facilitated the bilingual theatre, dance, and music experience designed for kids ages […]
Kids Do It All summer camp allows kids to create their own plays
By Chapman Croskell, Rocky Mountain Collegian (reprinted with permission) A child triple-threat performer insisted on adding ballet moves to his performance as a thief for a play he helped to create, which was one of the best parts of the summer, said Kyle Phibbs, junior theater major. Kids Do It All allows children to learn the ins […]