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Galati was a pillar of the Chicago theater scene, working regularly with both Steppenwolf and the Goodman Theatre.

Join Asia Society Texas for a screening of ‘Blurring the Color Line,' a documentary that explores the experience of Asian Americans in the Jim Crow Era South, plus a live discussion with director Crystal Kwok.

Take a look back at some of the moments that defined Aggieland this year.

The Theater and Performance Studies production, portraying government brutalities vividly, is especially relevant in a world not free of government censorship.

In a show like “The Late Wedding,” months of work only dazzle the public eye for one weekend. For Bierlein, this is a humbling experience that earnestly links them to their craft.

Featuring humorous acts such as a muffin discovering his identity as a cookie, the Flying Treehouse's “Throwback Show” performed humorous…

An exhibit curated by Seika Boye, a researcher at the University of Toronto, is preserving seven decades-worth of Black dance performance history in Canada.

A new lab and classroom building that will be nearly as large as Yale's football stadium -- at least in terms of square footage -- is in the works for…

Northwestern paid tribute to members of the faculty who have brought distinction to the University by earning important external recognition from societies and agencies around the world.

With the growing support of the field, members of the OU School of Drama are developing consent-based practices for staging theatrical intimacy.