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I Dream in Widescreen

April 29, 2017 at 7:00pm

Venue: Fox Tucson Theatre – 17 W. Congress St.

BFA Thesis Films from The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television, will return this year to the Fox Tucson Theatre on Saturday, April 29, at 7:00pm, sponsored by Rica and Harvey Spivack. This standing-room-only, annual event is the first chance to see original films from the UA Film & Television program before they travel the world to major international film festivals, such as Sundance and the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale).

Senior thesis films by the BFA graduating class.

Doors open at 6pm. Screening begins at 7pm.

Admission $5

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FINAL FOUR PERFORMANCES✨

Don’t miss the final four performances of our production of Anton Chekhov’s brilliant, tragic play, UNCLE VANYA. Examining the troubles of country life in Russia during the late 19th century, this emotional drama resonates to this day.

In an interview, Isabella Santoni said of her character Sonya: “We’re watching this character search, in real-time, for any scrap of hope or comfort. She chooses to believe in hope — a scraggly, distant, beyond-the-veil sort of hope — but still hope.”

Read more from Isabella and other members of the production in today’s story in the Arizona Daily Star: tucson.com/life-entertainment/local/ua-theater-brings-uncle-vanya-to-stage/article_a4099ec2-b34c-...

Uncle Vanya will have performances through Dec. 8 in the Marroney Theatre. Visit theatre.arizona.edu for tickets.

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

Photos by Julius Schlosburg (@catsphotoshoot).

Scenic Design by Irene Nguyen. Costume Design by Richard Tuckett. Lighting Design by Keelin Connolly. Sound Design by Ellen Sipos. Technical Direction by Daniel Staggs. Stage Managed by Elizabeth Gardner and Bree Urspringer Production Stage Manager Kathryn Kulaga. Intimacy Choreography by Christie Kerr. Fight Direction by Brent Gibbs. Directed by Kevin Black. ... See MoreSee Less

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KGUN 9 recently reported on the School of Theatre, Film & Television’s record high standing in TheWrap‘s Top Film School rankings. TFTV is now the No. 2 public film school in the country and No. 9 overall, following a data-driven evaluation of more than 60 schools. Reporter Jackie Aguilar interviewed BFA Film & Television seniors Allie Cincera and Cosmo Brusa Zappellini and TFTV Professor Lisanne Skyler about the recognition.

“The ranking not only puts School of Theatre, Film & Television on the map, it also puts U of A and Tucson on the map, and we couldn’t be more proud,” said Skyler. “It was really exciting to see when the rankings came out that if you were an aspiring filmmaker, your top choices would be Los Angeles, New York, Boston, the places that you expect, and Tucson.”

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You know what would make it #1? A feature film program. The kind of interactional development, on-set, and distribution learning experience that we’ve been trying to bring to Tucson. However, the school and its faculty haven’t been inclusive or open to expanding its teaching techniques to include this. I have over two decades of industry experience that includes production and development on the studio level, plus I’m working to provide sustainability for indie film distribution.

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This past weekend many faculty, students, and staff in the College of Fine Arts and the School of Theatre, Film & Television attended the Arizona Thespian Conference in Phoenix!

Highlights included five faculty workshops, a performance from "Requiem for a Reef," devised by Professor Rick Wamer and Theatre students, and talking to over 200+ students about our new Live and Screened Performance degree!

"It truly was inspiring being in community with so many educators and artists uplifting the up and coming artists of the next generation!" -- Matt Denney

Staff & Faculty who attended:
🎭 Interim TFTV Chair, Brant Pope
🎭 Professor Elaine Romero
🎭 Professor Roweena Mackay
🎭 Professor Rick Wamer
🎭 Professor Irene Nguyen
🎭 Professor Andrew Hoffman
🎭 CFA Recruiter, Matt Denney

Students who attended:
🐻 Kelsie Ramos
🐻 Ryan Feeney
🐻 Victoria Gonzalez
🐻 Jade Belden
🐻 Brie Baker
🐻 Thalita De Andrade
🐻 Julia Ferret
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OPENING NIGHT ✨

Tonight we open Chekhov’s brilliant, tragic, and prescient play, UNCLE VANYA.

“Despite debuting 125 years ago, Anton Chekhov’s drama of claustrophobia, resentment and despair feels perfectly suited to present day America.’” — The New York Times, March 2024.

‘Uncle Vanya’ will have performances from Nov. 21 - Dec. 8, with preview performances on Nov. 17 and 20 in the Marroney Theatre. Visit theatre.arizona.edu for tickets.

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

Photos by Julius Schlosburg (@catsphotoshoot).

Scenic Design by Irene Nguyen. Costume Design by Richard Tuckett. Lighting Design by Keelin Connolly. Sound Design by Ellen Sipos. Technical Direction by Daniel Staggs. Stage Managed by Elizabeth Gardner and Bree Urspringer Production Stage Manager Kathryn Kulaga. Intimacy Choreography by Christie Kerr. Fight Direction by Brent Gibbs. Directed by Kevin Black. ... See MoreSee Less

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TFTV alum and rising filmmaker Diana Cadena (BA, ’21) has won a Regional Emmy® for her work on the Arizona Public Media documentary JOHN IS COLORBLIND! She also earned a nomination for a second Emmy® for NAVAJO WEAVERS.

JOHN IS COLORBLIND follows five individuals using corrective glasses that allow them to see colors that they never detected before. Cadena was a videographer on the film alongside Bob Lindberg and Eryka Dellenbach. The film was produced by Cáit NíSíomón, edited by Danny Sax, with graphics from John DeSoto.

“This is only the start of my career, and this Emmy is a reminder that there is more work to be done,” Diana said.

“I am proud of the achievements I’ve had as a Latina woman in film and so very thankful to every kind soul who has helped me along the way.”

Congratulations and Bear Down, Diana!

Read more about Diana’s journey since graduation: tftv.arizona.edu/news/tftv-alum-diana-cadena-wins-regional-emmy-for-her-work-on-azpm-documentary-.... ... See MoreSee Less

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This weekend we begin previews for Anton Chekhov’s brilliant, tragic play, UNCLE VANYA. Examining the troubles of country life in Russia during the late 19th century, this deeply emotional drama resonates to this day.

‘Uncle Vanya’ will have performances from Nov. 21 - Dec. 8, with preview performances on Nov. 17 and 20 in the Marroney Theatre. Visit theatre.arizona.edu for tickets.

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

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