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Current Productions

View the Department of Theatre & Dance current productions happening this year.

2024-2025 Production Season

The Department of Theatre and Dance is proud to announce shows for the 2024-2025 season.

Spring 2025

 

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Die Fledermaus

By Johann Strauss II.
Directed by Cindy Snyder
Conductor: Co Nguyen

Performance Dates: February 21 and 22, 2025

Synopsis:

Set in 19th-century Vienna, the story revolves around a wealthy man, Gabriel von Eisenstein, who is sentenced to jail but instead attends a grand ball hosted by Prince Orlofsky. Eisenstein’s wife, Rosalinde, and their maid, Adele, also attend in disguise. The evening is filled with mistaken identities, flirtations, and humorous deceptions, all orchestrated by Dr. Falke as part of an elaborate prank to avenge an earlier joke Eisenstein played on him. The opera concludes with the revelation of the ruse and a joyous reconciliation.

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Bull in a China Shop

By Bryna Turner
Directed by Allison Scarlet Jaye

Performance Dates: April 4, 5, 12, 13, 2025

Synopsis:

Galloping through forty years in a New England women's college, BULL IN A CHINA SHOP follows Mary Woolley and her partner Jeannette Marks as they reform and revolutionize women's education at the height of the suffrage movement. As evolving ambitions and desires strain the couple's relationship, this fast-paced comedy with whiplash dialogue and a modern spin looks at how we change the world, how the world changes us, and how we try to grow old together.

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Acts of Kindness

Written and Directed by Gregory Ramos

Performance Dates: May 29th and 30th, 2025

Premiering at the University of Redlands before it tours to the world-renowned Edinburgh Festival in Scotland for our May Term Travel Course.

Synopsis:

ACTS OF KINDNESS is a docudrama inspired by interviews in El Paso, Texas USA, after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of twenty-three innocent people. Told through a multitude of different characters, the play grapples with gun control, the divided U.S. political landscape, and the ongoing issue of immigration in America. Heartfelt, engrossing, and intimate, the play is a tribute to the victims and survivors of the event and a cautionary tale about gun violence in America. A community rises to reach collective healing and an understanding of our shared humanity.

 

 

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