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The Department of Theater and Dance opens its 2015-16 season with a groundbreaking and provocative work by America’s premiere African-American female playwright.
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UCSB talk by renowned dance historian and critic Lynn Garafola will focus on Ballets Russes choreographer Bronislava Nijinska
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UCSB Arts and Lectures director Celesta Billeci receives Western Arts Alliance leadership award
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The play’s the thing at UCSB, and so are dance, music and art as a new academic year begins
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Eight histories by William Shakespeare converge in an epic two-play adaptation performed by UCSB’s Naked Shakes
Playwright Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig receives a prestigious United States Artists Fellowship
The Department of Theater and Dance opens its 2015-16 season with a groundbreaking and provocative work by America’s premiere African-American female playwright.
UCSB talk by renowned dance historian and critic Lynn Garafola will focus on Ballets Russes choreographer Bronislava Nijinska
UCSB Arts and Lectures director Celesta Billeci receives Western Arts Alliance leadership award
The play’s the thing at UCSB, and so are dance, music and art as a new academic year begins
Eight histories by William Shakespeare converge in an epic two-play adaptation performed by UCSB’s Naked Shakes
