Partnership with the Iowa Playwrights Workshop brings Lysik’s new musical to San Diego for a free public reading on January 17.

According to Williams (BA 1938) scholar John Bak, “The Strangers” was among a handful of radio dramas the young playwright worked on while in Iowa, where he and his classmates were required to write and produce plays.

As the fall semester winds down, we’re looking back at some of the best moments captured by Performing Arts At Iowa photographer Jason Smith.

Theatre faculty member Mark Bruckner was recognized in the second annual College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Teaching Excellence Showcase, co-sponsored by CLAS, the Center for Teaching, and the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Technology.

News from the Department of Theatre Arts and our alumni

The University of Iowa’s theatre department has brought up many talents throughout the years, and they do so by creating an environment fit for students to grow in.

The playwright Samuel D. Hunter (2007 MFA, Playwriting) makes his Broadway debut with an addition to his Idaho oeuvre, set during the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath.

News from the Department of Theatre Arts and our alumni