Vanisha Renée Pierce (MFA ’19), also known as Colby R. Rice, was announced as the grand prize winner for Write Movies‘ Winter Contest for her work When In… More
Our Blessed Rebel Queen: Essays on Carrie Fisher and Princess Leia, edited by TFTV alum Tanya D. Zuk (MA, 2011) and Linda Mizejewski, will be published in October… More
We’re so proud of School of Theatre, Film & Television alum and producer Christina Oh (’09) for her Best Picture Academy Award nomination for Minari. Congratulations to Christina,… More
The brand-new Peacock Original comedy series Rutherford Falls is set to premiere this week on Thursday, April 22, 2021. The comedy about two lifelong best friends, Nathan Rutherford… More
Wigham Foothill, better known to his friends as Josh Durst-Weisman (BFA, 2012), was named the Grand Prize Winner of the 2020-21 Fresh Voices Screenplay Competition for his 1… More
Unholy ‘Mole, the latest short film by School of Theatre, Film & Television alum David Bornstein (BA ’13) has been selected to screen at the Academy Award qualifying Seattle International… More
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Tony and Pulitzer-winning musical RENT, this week New York Theatre Workshop held a virtual fundraiser featuring performances by original cast members and… More
Watch a free panel discussion on The Impact and Legacy of Rita Moreno featuring Hispanic women in Tucson (and beyond) who have been inspired by the award-winning actress. Panelists include:… More
TFTV alumnus Paul Pennolino (’85) directs two of today’s most culturally significant TV programs – The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. He has multiple Emmy and DGA Award nominations to… More
With the Arizona Repertory Theatre season on pause, this fall semester our Acting/Musical Theatre students instead engaged with industry professionals during a new Professional Development Series. Through regular online… More