Arts and Culture at Wake Forest University
Courses include acting, voice and movement, design, production, directing and the history of theatre. Students not only learn through books and lectures, but through self exploration and creative expression as well. The department’s small size but large number of classes and productions makes performance possible for almost everyone through dynamic plays and musicals encompassing a variety of periods and styles, and offers practical exposure to performing and producing plays.
Performed in the Scales Fine Arts Center (theatre as noted). All performances are at 7:30 pm except on Sunday, which is at 2:00 pm. Box office opens noon -5pm, Monday-Friday, two weeks before opening night and one hour prior to curtain. Season passes are $36 adults, $30 senior citizens and WFU faculty/staff, and $15 students. Season passes also include admission to the Studio Series, student-produced one-act plays directed by senior Theatre majors. Performances will be in the Spring semester.
Performed in the Scales Fine Arts Center’s Mainstage Theatre, Thursday – Saturday at 7:30 pm; Sunday at 2:00 pm. Box office opens noon -5pm, Monday-Friday, two weeks before opening night and 1 hour prior to curtain. Not included in your Theatre Season Subscription)
The Fall Faculty Guest Artist concerts will feature contemporary, jazz and classical ballet choreography by our dance faculty and renowned guest choreographers, under the direction of Nina Marie Lucas.
Guest Artists include: contemporary choreographers Justin Mann and Mair Culbreth.
The Spring Student Choreographic Dance Concert will featured selected work by student choreographers under the direction of Christina Soriano
Added August 24th