410[GONE], a new play by Brown University alum, Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig ’05, uses comedy to take a look at the limits of love and how we release loved ones when they are gone.

Last month American Dance Legacy Initiative, in partnership with Artists and Scientists as Partners (ASaP), hosted a lecture/demonstration as part of their annual Mini-Fest which brought together dancers, students, educators, and general audiences to discuss and celebrate America’s rich dance heritage together.

Professor Rebecca Schneider will speak at Humanities Futures at the Franklin Humanities Institute on Wednesday, March 25.

In the last decade, a range of artist-initiated projects using digital technology have emerged in the field of dance.

Congratulations are due to Assistant Professor Marcus Gardley, who has won the 2014 Will Glickman Playwright Award for his play, "The House That Will Not Stand."

In Wrestling Jerusalem, San Francisco-based playwright and performer, Aaron Davidman, channels twelve characters with distinct perspectives on the Middle East conflict.

Professor Rebecca Schneider will speak in Chicago IL next week on, Extending a Hand: Lithic Liveness, Neoanimisms, and Agential Theatricality.

Brown University Theatre is warming up the winter season with a new take on Shakespeare’s comedy, Twelfth Night; or What You Will.

The Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies at Brown University proudly announces the sixth annual Writing is Live festival, a presentation of new writing for performance by writers in Brown’s graduate Playwriting M.F.A. program.