TDPS Alumni, Faculty and Students Win 2025 Helen Hayes Awards
They were honored for their outstanding achievements in regional theater.
Stay up-to-date on the creative, collaborative, innovative and entrepreneurial work that is going on at the School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies.
Grants will fund courses to embolden communities through arts and humanities.
From Washington Post to TCG to Metro Theatre Arts, the coverage and reviews of the School's production of Colliescope are numerous and positive.
Dr. Lee's research project is for a new book tentatively titled A History of Yellowface.
Professor Felbain's course, Theatre of the Oppressed, receives recognition by the College of Arts & Humanities
6th student of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies to be nominated to ODK in the last 4 years! Another name on the mall!
Samy Selim and Sinclair Ogaga Emoghene selected as a 2014-2015 TLTC-Graduate School International Teaching Fellows
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The MFA in Design graduate program provides opportunities such as Alberto Segarra's internship to work with Lighting Designer Ken Posner.
As we await the release of the 2015 Helen Hayes nominees, Mitchell Hébert has already received his Helen Hayes honor!.
Adriane Fang will present her work, Stupid is a Bad Word, at Sam Houston University and Alvin Ailey Theatre, as well as teach masterclasses at SHU.