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A Brief History of the Earth and Everything In It…

A Brief History (ABHOTE) is the story of a school besieged by the forces of right-wing Christian fundamentalism.

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike

Winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Play, this insightful comedy of character has been hailed as “deliriously funny” by The New York Times…

The Servant of Two Masters

This new version of the Goldoni comic classic has been hailed as “Nothing short of brilliant … A circus of styles tumbling backwards, forwards and…

What Happens When

Meehan developed this project with nine students enrolled in her course “Devising Theatre for Social Change.”

Soldiering On: An Evening of Plays by Samuel Beckett and Eugene Ionesco

October 30–November 1 and November 6–8, 2014 Three of Beckett’s exquisite short works—Footfalls, Act Without Words II, and Come and Go—will be teamed with Ionesco’s…

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…

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…

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.

Rumors

Wealthy suburbanites stage a cover-up that quickly escalates into non-stop hilarity in this farce written by Neil Simon and directed by David Fox.

Cabaret

November 8-10 & 15-17. Book by Joe Masteroff • Music by John Kander • Lyrics by Fred Ebb • Directed and choreographed by Christien Polos…

‘night, Mother

October 25-27, 2012. Written by Marsha Norman, directed by Caroline Osborn ’13. Kresge Experimental Theatre, Watson Fine Arts, 8pm.