Gotta love COVID safety at rehearsal, amirite?😎😷
UW actors are gearing up for Photograph 51, a "rich, complex, and moving" (The Chicago Tribune) play by Anna Ziegler. Photograph 51 plays Feb. 2–6, 2022 at the Jones Playhouse. Tickets and info at https://t.co/C47Qq2u3mL
Want to support the next generation of UW actors? Donate to the MFA Class of 2022 crowdfunding campaign!🎉 With your help, these artists can step confidently and seamlessly into their professional careers in the US and beyond! ➡ https://t.co/YGupeVMW4R
Through a new performance of Photograph 51, @UWDrama wants to remind theatergoers of Franklin great contributions to unlocking “the secret to life"
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ARTS: Announced earlier this month, the UW School of Drama will perform Anna Ziegler’s award-winning play, “Photograph 51,” at the Floyd and Delores Jones Playhouse from Jan. 27 to Feb. 6.
(Story via @annaergeson and @theleejosh, Photo via @UWDrama)
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🚨Can you help us?! UW Drama, along with our collaborators at @CornishCollege and @seattleu
have been nominated for a @TeenTix award for Uncharted Waters! 🎉 Vote for us to win now via the poll in TeenTix's current Instagram Stories.
Apply for the Disney College Program at The Walt Disney Company!
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Applications are due April 30, 2022 @ 9:00 AM
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"You can be an Asian woman. And still be a mayor—AND have purple hair.” — Kyoko Matsumoto Wright
Before she was mayor of @cityofmlt, Kyoko Matsumoto Wright was one of the first Asian American students to attend the UW School of Drama https://t.co/Vcgn7JR7Vk
Stephen Sondheim, the revered and influential composer-lyricist behind some of Broadway’s most beloved and celebrated shows, has died at 91. https://t.co/8lSmZrbQEh
You guys know that just because a play is funny doesn’t preclude it from being deeply meaningful and/or contributing to expanded societal consciousness, right?
Right?
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"Such a fun show with a great set and a lovely cast - definitely keeping an eye out for the next show!" — Lidia M. via Twitter
The Importance of Being Earnest runs thru this weekend at the Jones Playhouse. Get your tickets if you haven't already! https://t.co/fsvSsrBTx4
Walking into opening night like…💃🏻🥂✨🎩
Oscar Wilde’s irresistible Victorian-era comedy is all about the art of identity. Directed by Kelly Kitchens, our show opens tonight and runs through Nov. 21.
Tickets & info at https://t.co/fsvSsrBTx4
Come work with us! The UW School of Drama is hiring an Assistant Professor of Scenic Design and an Assistant Professor of Costume Design.
We're committed to becoming a multicultural, antiracist school; BIPOC encouraged to apply. https://t.co/TYDmLJbgWt
“If they had social media in the 19th century, I would follow The Importance of Being Earnest characters out of sheer curiosity and supreme delight!”— Kelly Kitchens, stage director
Oscar Wilde's comedy opens Nov. 12 – 21 @ the Jones Playhouse. 🎟: https://t.co/fsvSsrBTx4
Are you a current UW student? We have a fantastic Marketing & PR Coordinator role (work-study) that's perfect for an aspiring marketing, journalism, or PR pro. cc: @UWComm.
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/EVwsXjldcl
Tickets and memberships to our 2021-22 Public Season will be on sale soon!🎉(Due to technical difficulties, our ticket on-sale date is slightly delayed. Thanks so much for your patience!). Learn more about shows and safety info😷 at https://t.co/C38y1qmtJp
What is the future of live theater? Don't miss this spirited conversation with UW Drama prof Valerie Curtis-Newton and Tim Bond of TheatreWorks Silicon Valley. Listen wherever you get your podcasts! Or at https://t.co/4nY5QeHqrN🤗
We are thrilled to share our 2021-2022 public season, a season that will happen live and in-person in the beautiful Floyd and Delores Jones Playhouse at UW. Memberships & single tickets go on sale Sept 15. Click here to be notified when they are available: https://t.co/guuHDyKSly
We are so excited to welcome Dr. Nikki Yeboah to our faculty this fall as Assistant Professor of Playwriting. In this interview, Dr. Yeboah discusses her work as a storyteller, oral historian, and ethnographic researcher. https://t.co/e4J40rzsG8 [Photo by Kim Yee]