Head Over to “Head Over Heels”
Before packing your last-minute items to head home for spring break, get your tickets to see Head Over Heels. It is currently playing at the Tomlinson Theater. Head Over Heels View More »
Before packing your last-minute items to head home for spring break, get your tickets to see Head Over Heels. It is currently playing at the Tomlinson Theater. Head Over Heels View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Temple University’s School of Theater, Film and Media Arts has moved most of its classes and View More »
Tomlinson Theater’s play season continues with a rendition of a 20th-century classic View More »
The storied Philadelphia theater is set to reopen in 2020 with help from lawmakers and the community. View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Maggie Anderson, an Assistant Theater Professor, is working to make a positive impact on her students. With View More »
Kristoffer Diaz, a Pulitzer-Prize nominated playwright, is the first-ever recipient of Temple’s Playwright Residency Program. Through this program, Diaz collaborated with students and professors from Temple’s theater department and wrote a full-length play View More »
With winter and the holidays quickly approaching, there are many events and activities happening in Philadelphia to commemorate the season. One holiday tradition you do not want to miss is View More »
Get ready to follow the yellow brick road to the Walnut Street Theatre’s production of The Wizard of Oz! The Wizard of Oz is one of the most classic stories of View More »
Temple Theater’s Sidestage is set to premiere their first production of the semester, Paul Downs Colaizzo’s play, “Really, Really.” I had the opportunity to chat with the student director of View More »
Get ready to be taken back in time to the French Revolution and experience the stories and struggles of insane asylum inmates in Temple’s production of Peter Weiss’s play Marat/Sade. Marat/Sade is View More »