Theatre Arts & Performance Studies

Performances & Events

Oct 31 - Nov 10
Stuart Theatre

Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play intertwines the lives of characters grappling with love, loss, and identity amid the 1980s AIDS crisis. Complexities of human relationships, identity, and faith are confronted against a backdrop of political and social upheaval. Emerging from a mix of raw emotion and the supernatural is a rich portrayal of the pursuit of meaning in a turbulent time.
Dec 5 - 8
Leeds Theatre

When Jasmine visits her alma mater in China, she's longing to meet Ellie again — her former English teacher from America, who was once her longtime mentor and confidante. As Jasmine reckons with her memories of the four years they shared, she finds herself treading a fine line between respect and idolatry, expectations and reality, admiration and love.
April 10 - 19
Leeds Theatre

4 retirees encounter a sack of sentient potatoes and find their belief systems forcibly confronted by the challenges of highly integrated, enlightened metaphysics. Parts kitchen sink drama, musical comedy, intimate biographical portraiture, museum educational presentation, Renaissance fair, science fiction, and phenomenological debate it is a fugue in both the musical and psychiatric sense.
An IGNITE Series Campus Project
Curated by the Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Pembroke Center Faculty Seed Grant Program, and the Brown Arts Institute's IGNITE Series

December 5-7, 2024
Granoff Center for the Creative Arts, 154 Angell Street

Photograph of Anh Vo by Julieta Cervantes