The stage lights at Ewing Theatre will soon shine brightly as the Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) makes its annual appearance June 25-August 2.
From winning an individual national track and field championship to producing nationally acclaimed Civil War-era music, Tom Emery explores this month in Illinois State University history.
Erica Lauren Maholmes, M.F.A. ’22, sheds a light on her work as a lighting designer in theatres across the country and how it led her to Broadway.
Film and digital media majors from the School of Theatre, Dance, and Film saw their works screened at the Foxtail Film Festival’s ISU night on Friday, May 24, 2025.
During the week of April 14, Illinois State University School of Theatre, Dance, and Film had a special guest artist visit and work with its students. Brendan Hunt ’96, a graduate from the theatre acting and production design and technology programs, spent three days visiting classes, reconnecting with faculty, working with and instructing students.
Illinois State University’s School of Theatre, Dance, and Film is making history this year as it prepares for its first-ever appearance at the American College Dance Association (ACDA) National College Dance Festival.
WGSS symposium is a day-long event with student panels, faculty moderators, an awards banquet, keynote speaker, and chances to network with students and faculty.
Join the ISU Alumni Association and the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts for an unforgettable evening of elegance, artistry, and Redbird pride.
The Illinois State University School of Theatre, Dance, and Film will conclude the Spring 2025 semester with the Spring Dance Concert, Intermix. Intermix features choreographic pieces from the School of Theatre, Dance, and Film’s dance program faculty and the premiere of The Truth Within (2025), a 21-minute piece by guest artist Paula Sousa.
The Illinois State University School of Theatre, Dance, and Film’s production of Everybody, written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Studies Le’Mil Eiland, reimagines the 15th-century morality play Everyman with a contemporary perspective. This modern adaptation explores themes of mortality and the legacy we leave behind.
