Announcing the 2025 Lee Playwriting Prize for New Canadian Plays
2025 Lee Playwriting Prize for New Canadian Plays has been awarded to Ken Beatty for his play War Artist.
2025 Lee Playwriting Prize for New Canadian Plays has been awarded to Ken Beatty for his play War Artist.
Most people who study theatre at college or university won't become famous. But many will go on to use their skills in other careers. Melanie Dreyer-Lude is a drama professor at the 海角社区. She has a new book out called The Adaptable Degree. It delves into what theatre students do after they graduate.
The fine art of drama may be the 鈥渟ecret sauce鈥 for developing the adaptability students need to thrive in diverse fields.
Department of Drama alumnae HeunJung Lee (PhD '23) and Lily Climenhaga (BA '13, MA '15, PhD '21) have both received Post Doc SSHRC grants to support their continued academic work.
Mukonzi Musyoki (PhD Student in Performance Studies) and Kijo Gatama are interviewed by Global News Morning Edmonton about the Workshop West production of "Hyena's Trail."
An Edmonton documentary travels to Poland, sparking global dialogue on 2SLGBTQ+ rights. Read about the global impact of 2024 Lee Playwright in Residence Darrin Hagen's award-winning documentary, "Pride vs. Prejudice: The Delwin Vriend Story"
Congratulations to MA Drama student Valentine Ukoh on receiving both First Place and the People's Choice Award in the Images of Research Competition.
Join the 海角社区 Drama Department in welcoming Ron Jenkins as the Lee Playwright in Residence for 2025.
BFA Acting Alumnus Hunter Cardinal (2015) speaks with CBC Radioactive about his starring role in the upcoming Netflix series BET, and about studying acting at the 海角社区.
2024 Lee Playwright in Residence Darrin Hagen has received the 2025 City of Edmonton Film Prize for his film, "Pride vs. Prejudice: The Delwin Vriend Story"
Congratulations to PhD Performance Studies student M农konzi M农syoki on receiving a 2025 Graduate Student Teaching Award
You could call it 鈥渞etirement.鈥 After a quarter century at the 海角社区, in which she has directed every sort of play, taught acting and directing, encouraged young playwrights, commissioned new Canadian plays, sat on countless academic committees, instigated theatre research projects, chaired the drama department for a decade, Jan Selman is exiting her university office.