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Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. Check back soon for a link to buy tickets.

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. Check back soon for a link to buy tickets.

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. Check back soon for a link to buy tickets.

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. Check back soon for a link to buy tickets.

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. Check back soon for a link to buy tickets.

After only two weeks of work, students will present a devised showcase of their work. More information about this performance to come.

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

A performance featuring choreography by Dance Ensemble students, artistic director Halie Bahr, and local and national guest teaching artists. Directed by Halie Bahr.

A performance featuring choreography by Dance Ensemble students, artistic director Halie Bahr, and local and national guest teaching artists. Directed by Halie Bahr.