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USC Annenberg Professor Josh Kun hopes to create a collaborative arts vision across the university’s campuses.

NIDA and NAISDA creates a safe cultural space for First Nations and non-Indigenous students to experiment and collaborate through dance.

The spotlight on women and their amazing accomplishments shines brighter this month.

Ireland – Robe lighting staged a recent busy and successful Open House event in partnership with The Lir National Academy of Dramatic Arts at Trinity Coll

Andre Royo, a scene stealer in seminal TV series like “The Wire” and “Empire” and the recently Oscar-nominated film “To Leslie,” is tackling his most daring role to date in Audible Theater’s production of “Drinking in America,” which opens at Minetta Lane Theater March 19.

Through the play she wants to point out that even when social media and experts try to be honest about parenting, they lie and make it appear joyful and fulfilling.

This annual free event designed to help arts-interested students look ahead to college and beyond provides high school students and parents with

Get to know Matthew Rhys, the Welsh actor known for his roles in 'Perry Mason,' 'The Americans,' 'Brothers & Sisters,' and 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.' He also hosted 'The Wine Show' with Matthew Goode on Sundance Now.

Former Suffolk One student Matt Herbert is feeling lovely jubbly after working a stint on the West Ends version of Only Fools and Horses.

Tucked inside the gray, stone walls of an old Lutheran church in Georgetown, a GW alumna opens a hidden portal to the vast scene of D.C. theater.