WCU Stage & Screen

Life is a Cabaret, old chum. Come to the Cabaret! Happy opening!

Come see Cabaret! September 27-29 at 7:30 and September 30 at 3:00. Hope to see you there!

Stage and Screen, in collaboration with the College of Health and Human Sciences, brought in Guest Artist, Brian Polcharczyk, for a master class on standardized patient work in the medical community.

"Death Zone" written and directed by Stage and Screen student Anthony Sims opens tonight, May 2nd, and will run until Thursday, May 3rd. Be sure to come out and support our students! For more information visit: facebook.com/events/16174919…

Check out this poster for "It Never Sleeps", a senior thesis film directed by Yasin Muhammad. You can see this film this Friday, May 4th, at the Controlled Chaos Film Festival. For more information about Controlled Chaos, please visit: arts.wcu.edu/ccff2018

Come out to Niggli Theatre tonight at 7pm to see Brilliant Traces directed by students Kelsey Aycock and Silas Waugh. Admission is FREE.

Come support the freshman BFA Acting and Musical Theatre Class as they present their Freshman Showcase tonight at 7:30pm in Breese! #wcubfa

ONE WEEK FROM TODAY! Come to the Spring Dance Showcase on Friday, April 27th in Hoey Auditorium at 7:30pm. Tickets are $5 at the door only! See you there!

Get ready for the annual red-carpet showcase of exciting new films, fully created by the students of WCU’s Film and Television Production program will take place on May 4th at 7:30pm in the Bardo Arts Center! Tickets on sale now $10 for WCU students!

Be sure to come out and support the BFA freshman class tomorrow! They will be presenting a showcase on Friday, April 20th, in Niggli Theatre. facebook.com/events/23459207…

Tomorrow is opening night! Do you have your tickets yet? Get them here: wcu.edu/learn/departments-sc… #springawakening #wcusas

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Sound is ready to go for “Spring Awakening” Sitzprobe happening later today! Photo credit: Daniel Gonko

Our next main-stage production will be Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater's "Spring Awakening". Directed Terrence Mann, "Spring Awakening" tells the story of 19th century German teenagers discovering the tumult of sexuality amidst a heavily repressed society. arts.wcu.edu/SpringAwakening

Happy opening to the cast and crew of “Really Really”! For tickets, visit: arts.wcu.edu/ReallyReally

"Really Really" opens tomorrow! Make sure to get your tickets! arts.wcu.edu/ReallyReally

“You will see some very brave souls take the stage during this production. What you are about to see is a very human piece of theatre and an incredibly daunting challenge that these performers have agreed to take on." - Colin Wasmund, Director arts.wcu.edu/ReallyReally