By Lawrence Specker If the prospect of heading for a carefree Gulf Shores vacation just like in pre-pandemic days makes you want to sing, the University of Alabama’s Department of Theatre
Dance Alabama! Film Festival to Extend its Viewing Online
Joshua LeBerte, Crimson White, Contributing Writer April 11, 2021 The Dance Alabama! Film Festival (DAFF) was one of the few in-person, off-campus events to be held this spring on Friday,
What It’s Like to Be a Nonbinary Dance Professor in Alabama
By Dr. Fen Kennedy Featured in DanceTeacher March 31, 2021 The door of my office has a bright blue Post-it note with my pronouns on it: “they/them.” It was
Preview | New UA musical follows the life of a Motown star
“Shooting Star” was set to premiere off-Broadway. Now you can watch it from the comfort of your own home (while supporting UA thespians). Joshua LeBerte, Crimson White, Contributing Writer March
Reflecting on A Bright Room Called Day
By Kyle Van Frank This February, UA Theatre and Dance presented the Tony Kushner play, A Bright Room Called Day. The play, directed by third-year graduate director Tom Alsip, chronicles
Spring 2018 ARDT
by Kyle Van Frank This week, Morgan Auditorium is once again ablaze with the magic and wonder of dance. I had the pleasure of sitting down with senior dance major,
Published: Tom Alsip in Southern Theatre
Being a Prof and a Pro
Faculty Focus: Dominic M. Yeager, Southern Theatre Fall 2017
Is Your Theatre Prepared for the Unthinkable? Active Shooter planning and awareness By Assistant Professor Dominic M. Yeager, published in Fall 2017, Issue 4 of SETC’s Southern Theatre Magazine.
UA Theatre and Dance to perform ‘The Caucasian Chalk Circle’
By Mark Hughes Cobb / Tusk Editor Posted Nov 9, 2017 at 11:00 AM Whether for comedy or tragedy, or dark places in between, unhappy families yield the richest material. Tolstoy would agree, as would
UA production of award-winning ‘August: Osage County’ opens Tuesday
By Mark Hughes Cobb / Tusk Editor Posted Nov 9, 2017 at 11:00 AM Whether for comedy or tragedy, or dark places in between, unhappy families yield the richest material. Tolstoy would agree, as would