Performance

The UCI Department of Drama Design Faculty commemorates the hard work and creativity of its Master of Fine Arts (MFA) designers with Theater...

After closing their doors in March 2020 due to the global COVID-19 crisis, theatergoers will be excited to hear that New York Gov....

The UCI Drama department’s production of “Detroit '67” took audiences back in time to the days of soulful Motown music from Feb. 4-7....

For the past nine months, a healthy dose of escapism has seemed like a prescription that would benefit anyone. The UCI Claire Trevor...

Stage actors thrive off of the applause and the thrill of performing for a packed theatre. There is a certain energy that is...

The art and business of live theatre have taken an enormous hit in the wake of COVID-19. Broadway went dark on March 12....

The UCI MFA Acting program has inspired students to go further in their artistic...

Plunging their audience into the brutally truthful world of working mothers in today’s culture, the Claire Trevor School of the Arts’ Drama Department...

Directed by Sara Rodriguez, “The Penelopiad'' takes the audience through the life of Odysseus’ wife Penelope as she examines themes of injustice, female identity and responsibility with regards to her own life.

The Costa Mesa Playhouse started the year off right with a production of Neil Simon’s “Lost in Yonkers.” The story takes place in Yonkers, New York in 1942, depicting the dilemmas of a dysfunctional family during World War II.

Taking their audience back to the bright and groovy days of the 1970s, the Claire Trevor School of the Arts’ Drama Department kicked off their 2019-2020 season on Sunday, Nov. 17 at the Irvine Barclay Theater with a lively production of “Company,” directed by Eli Simon.

Students and faculty members gathered and filled the Crystal Cove Auditorium to enjoy a night of paying homage to the timeless Asian American playwright on Nov. 14.