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Now in its eighth season, the festival continues its tradition of providing meaningful theater classics with free admission.

During winter term, 12 students traveled to England’s capital to experience the history and variety of the city’s theater scene.

91ֱ�� Theater’s first main stage production, directed by Assistant Professor Justin Emeka, opens October 1.

91ֱ�� Summer Theater Festival keeps interest in arts alive with free, professional plays in rotating repertory.

From the classroom to the stage, 91ֱ�� senior Annie Rasiel has built a middle school Shakespeare program that promotes literacy through theater performance.

Performances by 91ֱ�� Summer Theater Festival, as well as faculty and student connections, aim to transform the lives of prison inmates.

91ֱ�� Summer Theater Festival attracts growing audiences by offering free theater classics.

With his immersive piece, House, Linus Ignatius ’14 created a theatrical piece that experiments with the form and one of 91ֱ��'s most important buildings.

Two whirlwind networking tours. Ten days with theater and performing arts alumni in New York. A month with business and finance alumni in three cities. A small investment, big dreams realized. This is how 91ֱ�� does intensive.

Professor Justin Emeka’s production of A Midsummer Night's Dream infuses Shakespeare with traditions of the African Diaspora.