Heart of the Tiger: From UMD to Broadway and Back
Betsy Rosen ’06 reflects on her journey from her childhood puppetry influences to playing the fierce tiger Richard Parker in Broadway’s “Life of Pi.”
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Betsy Rosen ’06 reflects on her journey from her childhood puppetry influences to playing the fierce tiger Richard Parker in Broadway’s “Life of Pi.”
The conference provides attendees with an abundance of scholarly and performance attendance opportunities to dive into minimalism in music.
The program offers a clear pathway into full-time, salaried teaching positions.
Congrats to the TDPS alumni, faculty and student nominees!
MFA Candidates Angela Smith and Jalen Rose discuss creation and inspiration behind thesis works
Read a roundup of recent accomplishments
TDPS professor and students recognized for their achievements in DMV theater.
Prof. Donahue-Shipp led Paint on Site project with his ARTT 426 class
Outstanding students joined faculty, staff, family and friends for a celebration recognizing their academic excellence.
Assistant Professor Jenny Schrödl joined German studies and TDPS for a weeklong residency exploring how relationships are portrayed in the performing arts.