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Theatre Ensemble Experiments presents 9 Avenues

May 9 & 10, 2014 Senior Theatre Arts majors and minors stage a lively montage of reflections on what it means to graduate from Wheaton…

Wheaton College Dance Company presents Waiting Between Worlds

The ensemble performs under the direction of Artistic Director Andrea Taylor-Blenis, instructor of dance.

The Trojan Women

Written by Euripides, translated by Nicholas Ruddall and directed by Professor of Theatre David Fox, Trojan Women is one of the most stinging indictments of…

Voices Departed

Africa, African American, Diaspora Studies major Catherine Braxton directs this production, which is composed of scenes, monologues, songs and poetry from African American writers throughout…

New Plays Festival 2014

February 22 & 23, 2014 Six full-length plays—written, directed, and performed by Wheaton students—will be showcased over one weekend at our annual festival. Kresge Experimental…

The Wheaton College Dance Company presents Off and Running

The ensemble performs under Artistic Director Andrea Taylor-Blenis, instructor of dance.

Clybourne Park

A spin-off of Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, this razor-sharp satire takes a jab at race and real estate in a fictional Chicago…

The Madness of Small Worlds

October 27, 2013 An evening of extraordinary theatre featuring two monologues by internationally celebrated playwright Mac Wellman: Horrocks (and Toutatis too), performed by Erin Mallon,…

Hidden Valley Ranch written by Al and Patty McKeever

Wheaton grads and siblings Al McKeever ’99 and Patty McKeever ’97, return to work in residence with students to produce their live soap opera.

Theatre Senior Showcase

May 7, 2013 Please join us as we showcase the talents of graduating seniors Charlotte Kinder, Caroline Osborn, and Caitlin Ryan-Norton. Charlotte and Caroline will…

New Plays Festival – 2013

Nine original student works showcased over three days, advised by Charlotte Meehan, associate professor of playwriting, and David Fox, professor of theatre.

Birth Breath Bride Elizabeth

February 7, 2013 In Kenneth Prestininzi’s one-woman play, Stephanie Burlington Daniels, associate professor of theatre, plays “mad” academic Mary Shelley-Breath, who creates a new monster…