theatre
-
Where are they now?
10 years ago the Cornell Report featured a cover story on several promising graduates. We caught up with four and are delighted to report on their lives today.
-
Cornell premieres community-based version of musical ‘Working’
The Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance kicks off the academic year with the musical “Working” for one weekend only, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
-
Cornell offers ambitious 2022-23 fine arts season
Cornell College’s fine arts departments have returned to a full performance and exhibition schedule for 2022-23.
-
Cornell Department of Theatre and Dance presents ‘Freedom Dances’
Comprised of new works developed by Cornell College faculty and student choreographers, “Freedom Dances” is the triumphant cherry on top of the 2021–22 season for the Department of Theatre and Dance.
-
Cornell College presents “Little Women” streaming March 11–20
Cornell College’s Department of Theatre and Dance proudly presents the timeless story of “Little Women,” streaming online for audiences from March 11 through March 20.
-
“It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” opens Dec. 9
Get ready to go turn back the dial to the 1940s and tune in to “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” with the Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance.
-
Leonard Stewart Jr. ’20: From historic neighborhood to futuristic fashion
Fashion designer Leonard Stewart Jr. ’20 has caught the attention of Rent the Runway, Neiman Marcus, and the stylists of Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott.
-
“Short Cuts: An Anthology of Scary Stories” brings spooky shadow puppetry to screens everywhere
The Cornell College Theatre and Dance Department is starting its season off on a creepy note with its first production, “Short Cuts: An Anthology of Scary Stories.”
-
Cornell welcomes new faculty
Cornell welcomed a number of new faculty members for the 2021–2022 academic year, including these six full-time faculty.
-
Cornell 2021-22 fine arts preview
Cornell College’s departments of music, art, and theatre have prepared an exciting season of offerings for 2021-22.
-
Jenna Makkawy ՚21 prepared to audition in New York, Chicago
Chicago, Illinois B.F.A. in musical theatre with a minor in studio art Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length. What are your short and long-term plans after Cornell? My immediate short-term plans are going to NYC (summer 2021) and participating as a student in a Musical Theater Intensive at the Stella Adler […]
-
Wong to perform in ‘Special Edition Concert of the musical MEAN GIRLS’
Senior Camille La’akea Wong will be singing and dancing her way through the summer after getting cast in a New York production.
-
McClellan ready for a future in stage management
Maggie McClellan has spent four years perfecting her craft as a stage manager within the Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance.
-
‘Black Valentine’ Dance Concert streaming May 14–23
The Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance will present its spring dance concert, “Black Valentine,” online on May 14–23.
-
[IN RESPONSE] streams March 5–14
A cabaret of electrifying music and dance collides with powerful spoken word performance in the Cornell College production of [IN RESPONSE], streaming March 5–14.
Where are they now? 
Cornell premieres community-based version of musical ‘Working’ 
Cornell offers ambitious 2022-23 fine arts season 
Cornell Department of Theatre and Dance presents ‘Freedom Dances’ 
Cornell College presents “Little Women” streaming March 11–20 
“It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” opens Dec. 9 
Leonard Stewart Jr. ’20: From historic neighborhood to futuristic fashion 
“Short Cuts: An Anthology of Scary Stories” brings spooky shadow puppetry to screens everywhere 
Cornell welcomes new faculty 
Cornell 2021-22 fine arts preview 
Jenna Makkawy ՚21 prepared to audition in New York, Chicago 
Wong to perform in ‘Special Edition Concert of the musical MEAN GIRLS’ 
McClellan ready for a future in stage management 
‘Black Valentine’ Dance Concert streaming May 14–23 
[IN RESPONSE] streams March 5–14