A new play examines the true story of China’s secret AIDS epidemic and the woman who exposed it
Department of Theater and Dance
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Naked Shakes production reveals how “The Winter’s Tale” resonates today
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Somatic movement conference focuses on embodiment and brain research, with an indigenous education element
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Department of Theater and Dance stages a production of "Into the Beautiful North"
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Playwright Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig receives a prestigious United States Artists Fellowship
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International dance colloquium addresses issues of race and racism in American classical ballet
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Santa Barbara Dance Theater opens its 2019 season with a program of premieres and guest artists
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Fall Quarter brings a fresh complement of art, music, film and more
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UC Santa Barbara’s Naked Shakes theater company to perform “Hamlet” with a woman as the Prince of Denmark
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The play “ ‘A’ ” Train, created by UCSB scholars, wins top honors at United Solo Awards in New York
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We have a winner: Mathematician Nancy Scherich takes first place honors in Science magazine competition
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Jody and John Arnhold ‘75 endow a production fund for UCSB theater and dance, securing its programs for generations to come
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Theater scholars bring one-woman show to the United Solo Festival and shine a light on the complexities of autism
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UCSB’s fall season features an inspiring and diverse mix of artistic gems
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UCSB’s production of “The Caucasian Chalk Circle” gives its director the opportunity to realize a dream of 50 years
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Fostering creativity, confidence and scholarship, UCSB’s robust theater program is a tough act to follow
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Santa Barbara Dance Theater, UCSB’s resident professional dance company, presents NOW/EVER/MORE
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Creative masters of film, music, dance and more will visit the UC Santa Barbara campus during new arts season
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High-tech, digital set design brings Verdi’s “Macbeth” to life in the 400-year-old remains of a convent in Panama
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With “Lydia,” director Irwin Appel and seven student actors explore family and the impact of secrets made public
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The Royal Shakespeare Company to produce a UCSB playwright’s adaptation of a 13th-century Chinese play
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An interdepartmental collaboration celebrating three pioneers of postmodern dance anchors UCSB’s winter arts season
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UCSB's fall season spotlights new talent as well as alumni inspiring the next generation of creators.
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Author Joyce Carol Oates to collaborate with UCSB’s LAUNCH PAD to present public reading of her play ‘Bad Touch’
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UCSB’s LAUNCH PAD to preview ‘We Want the Funk’ by Idris Goodwin
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Department of Theater and Dance production explores the role of “good girls” through the ages
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UCSB’s professional dance company presents works by guest choreographers Joshua Beamish and Emily Schoen
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10 questions with UCSB theater professor and director Irwin Appel
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Nearing retirement, UCSB dance professor and choreographer Jerry Pearson stages one last show of his work
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UCSB theater professor Greg Mitchell works in Nepal to help produce the first-ever opera to debut in the country
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UCSB’s Naked Shakes to perform ‘The Death of Kings’ — all eight of Shakespeare’s histories adapted into two plays
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UCSB lecturer gets high school students to learn about Shakespeare the way it was meant to be experienced
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Santa Barbara Dance Theater celebrates its 40th year with a season of fresh works by artistic directors past and present
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The UCSB Department of Theater and Dance presents its annual Fall Dance Concert
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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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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
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Playwrights join the UCSB community as artists in residence for a summer course
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It’s a heady cocktail of mistaken identity, young love, hilariously dated elders, high style and pithy commentary.
