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Tropa Majumdar is a prominent theatre director and actor who has carved out her own place in the country’s cultural scene, growing up in a family closely associated with the stage. The daughter of veteran actors Ferdousi Mazumder and Ramendu Majumdar, she has carried forward her passion for theatre through directing and acting, while also…
A total of 101 theatre artistes and practitioners have called for the restoration of government subsidies for staging plays at Bangladesh Mahila Samity’s Dr Nilima Ibrahim Auditorium, citing mounting financial pressure on theatre troupes.
Theatre alum Alex Bair ’16 speaking on the podcast for Crew & Cast, a company operating at the intersection of entertainment, finance and technology. (Photo courtesy of Alex Bair ’16)
Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: The Kaiju of Oz #1 arrives Wednesday as Godzilla stomps into Emerald City to pay the Wizard a visit.
A Fredonia professor has just published a book exploring the topic of musical theatre fandom.
The second phase of the Dhaka Theatre Festival concluded on Monday at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, completing a nine-day programme featuring nine theatre productions.
Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: Roar of the Worlds #1 reimagines H.G. Wells’ classic with the King of Monsters defending Japan from Martians.
In an effort to reconnect the younger generation with Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage, a traditional Kashmiri theatre performance captivated students at the Kashmir Harvard Educational Institute on the outskirts of Srinagar.
Exclusive: Watch a New Episode of COMMUNITY THEATRE Web Series With Joey Dardano, Charles Hsu & More
Watch a new episode of Community Theatre, a web series created byRose Gendelman(SNL, Outside Tonight) and Sophie Szwartz (Recess Therapy, Celebrity Substitute). The series – which has amassed over 675,000+ views across social platforms – follows an uptight, aspiring director staging his first original musical with a cast of distracted, directionless actors.