Doubt, A Parable – School of Theatre, Film & Television

Boasting multiple Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, this drama features a characteristically mistrusting nun and principal named Sister Aloysius, who is certain that Father Flynn has molested Donald Muller, the school’s first “negro” student, soon after the boy’s arrival. A younger and more tender-hearted Sister James wants to believe another story. Set in 1964 in the Bronx’s fictional St. Nicholas Church School, rumors swirl as the story takes on a number of fraught issues that continue to resonate today: race, sexuality, tradition versus modernity and gender in the Catholic church.

By John Patrick Shanley

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SHOWTIMES

Day	Date	Time	Notes
Sunday	February 4, 2018	1:30 pm	Preview
Monday	February 5, 2018	7:30 pm	Preview
Wednesday	February 7, 2018	1:30 pm
Thursday	February 8, 2018	7:30 pm
Friday	February 9, 2018	1:30 pm
Saturday	February 10, 2018	7:30 pm
Sunday	February 11, 2018	Discussion: 12:45 pm Show: 1:30 pm	Pre-Show Discussion
Thursday	February 15, 2018	7:30 pm
Friday	February 16, 2018	7:30 pm
Saturday	February 17, 2018	1:30 pm
Saturday	February 17, 2018	7:30 pm
Sunday	February 18, 2018	1:30 pm
Friday	February 23, 2018	7:30 pm	Post-Show Discussion
Saturday	February 24, 2018	7:30 pm
Sunday	February 25, 2018	1:30 pm

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Congratulations to Kat Kones (BFA Film & Television ‘24) and Mira Pike (BFA Film & Television ‘24) whose thesis films WANDERED AWAY and LOVESICK are official selections of Tucson Terrorfest Film Festival!

Both films premiered at I Dream in Widescreen 2024, with Kones’ WANDERED AWAY winning the Hanson FilmTV Institute Award for Excellence in Screenwriting, and Pike’s LOVESICK lead Alyssa DiRaimondo (BFA Acting, Dec ‘23) winning the Monte Ralstin Award for Excellence in Acting.

The two films will screen on Friday Oct 25th at 7:30pm at The Screening Room (127 E. Congress). Tickets and more info is available at tucsonterrorfest.com

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The sun is gonna shine again ☀️

Inspired by a true story and featuring a Tony-nominated score of bluegrass and gospel tunes by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, BRIGHT STAR tells a sweeping tale of love and redemption set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ’40s.

‘Bright Star’ will have performances from October 17 – 27, with preview performances on October 13 and 16 in the Marroney Theatre. Visit theatre.arizona.edu for tickets.

DISCOUNTED TICKETS to this production are available for all college and high school students. For details, visit azart.fyi/freetftvtix.

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Wooo!!!!!

TFTV sophomore Ollin Acosta has been cast in his first leading role in ‘Alebrijes,’ taking place at the Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre Oct 17 - Nov 3.

The bilingual show, created by Georgina Escobar and directed for The Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre by Marc Pinate, follows a man who falls deathly ill and has a dream in a mythological forest of creatures. The story is a playful homage to Pedro Linares, the real-life creator of alebrijes, the fantastical creatures made of wood or papier-mâché that have become synonymous with Mexico. Set in present-day San Luis Potosí, in Xochimilco in 1936, and in an afterlife that resembles a psychedelic Oaxacan jungle, young Pedro realizes his artistic potential and creates a cultural legacy.

“It means so much to me to be part of Alebrijes,” says Ollin. “It’s a magical story firmly rooted in Mexico that gives audiences a sense of what it means to be Mexican. And I love the journey that Pedro undertakes, finding his true self - and flourishing.”

Read more in our story about Ollin’s experience and Alebrijes: tftv.arizona.edu/news/tftv-student-ollin-acosta-lands-leading-role-in-scoundrel-scamp-theatres-al.... ... See MoreSee Less

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TFTV is excited to announce the third annual Sundance Film Festival Student Trip, taking place January 24-31, 2025. The opportunity is open to all senior and junior Film & Television BFA and BA majors. Application details are available at tftv.arizona.edu/news/tftv-announces-third-annual-sundance-film-festival-student-trip/

The purpose of the trip is to provide an intensive, insider’s experience of the Festival, with the aim of helping to advance post-graduation careers through work experience at one of the film & television industry’s most important film festivals. Students will also have the opportunity to expand their industry networks and gain knowledge of the festival landscape and how it fits into the lifecycle of film and television projects. As well as being part of the festival’s official volunteer team, students will attend screenings and have access to events, panels and networking socials, as well as roundtable discussions with professionals at the Festival.

To apply for the Sundance Film Festival Student Trip, submit your application no later than Monday, October 14. It must comprise a one-page resume and a one-page cover letter detailing how this Sundance opportunity will benefit your career aspirations and goals. Email applications to Professor Jacob Bricca at jbricca@arizona.edu with the subject line “Sundance 2025″. An interview may also be required.

Shared room accommodation in multi-bedroom condo with two faculty chaperones, festival accreditation, meals and ground transportation in Utah for a total of ten (10) students will be funded by the Hanson FilmTV Institute.

Pictured: Back row, from left: Phoenix Lawson, Rene Marcelle, Fausto Perez, Ashland Johnson, George Romero and Jackson Huffman. Front row, from left: AJ “Stash” Castillo, Fernanda Yescas, Fiona Paskoff and Tiffany Wang at a Sundance Ignite networking event at Sundance 2024. ... See MoreSee Less

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The 2024 National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Student Production Awards (Rocky Mountain Emmys) took place on Saturday and UA School of Theatre, Film & Television had a record showing with 7 nominees across multiple categories and 3 award wins! Several senior thesis films earned awards for our students in the categories of Editing, Cinematography, and Performance. Congratulations to award winners Preston Kersting, Tatum Sailors and Haiden Pederson respectively, and to all of our nominees!

Here’s the full list of TFTV’s 2024 SPA nominees and award winners:

Category: College Fiction – Long Form
Film: Out of the Box by Rene Marcelle
Nominees: Rene Marcelle (BFA, ’24), Tatiana Hernandez (BFA, ’23), and Sophia Harrigan (BA, ’25)

Category: College Editor
Film: In the Market by Preston Kersting
Award Winner: Preston Kersting (BFA, ’24)

Category: College Photographer
Film: Dear Addie by Tatum Sailors
Award Winner: Tatum Sailors (BFA, ’24)

Category: College Talent Performer
Film: Out of the Box by Rene Marcelle
Nominee: James Carroll (BFA, ’25)

Category: College Talent Performer
Film: Something Blue by Fiona Paskoff
Award Winner: Haiden Pederson (BFA, ’25)

Present for the event were Musical Theatre seniors Haiden Pederson and James Kelley Carroll, Tatiana Hernandez (BFA Film & Television, ’23), who represented the production team behind Out of the Box, and Preston Kersting (BFA, Film & Television ‘24). Read more about their experience at the event: tftv.arizona.edu/news/school-of-theatre-film-television-students-win-natas-student-production-awa...

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