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Dillingham prepares for Spring 2023 main stage shows

By | Feb 1, 2023

Ithaca College’s Center for Theatre and Dance has been preparing for the quartet of shows being performed in the Spring 2023 season for the past eleven months.


Q&A: Alum bewitches Dillingham with original play

By | Nov 8, 2022

The premiere of Aaliyah Warrington’s ’21 play, “Pas De Trois, or The Dancing Witch Play,” occurs Nov. 11 in the Earl McCarroll Studio, and runs until Nov. 17.


Theater club hosts events to engage campus community

By | Oct 26, 2022

A calm settled over IC Square as students quietly chatted over their fall-themed coloring pages on Oct. 24 at “Theatre Lab in IC Square.”


New theater clubs push diversity into the spotlight

By | Sep 21, 2022

Two new theater organizations, Black Artists United and Harmony Theatre Collective, are focusing on creating people of color-exclusive spaces for artists at Ithaca College.


Macabre puts on ghost-themed 24 Hour Festival

By , | Sep 14, 2022

The sound of eruptious laughter and shocked moments of realization are just two of the many ways that audiences reacted in watching five new student-written plays unfold in front of them.


Q&A: IC professor awarded grant for Korean translation

By | Sep 7, 2022

Walter Byongsok Chon, associate professor in the Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts, was awarded a grant for the translation of Korean literary works.


Q&A: Dean shares vision for School of Music, Theatre, and Dance

By | Sep 7, 2022

Contributing writer Noa Ran-Ressler sat down with new dean, Anne Hogan, to discuss her vision for the new School of Music, Theatre, and Dance.


Editorial: Students left in the dark on theater-music merge

By | Oct 28, 2021

The APP is going forward with plans to move the Department of Theatre Arts to the School of Music from its current place in the School of Humanities and Sciences.


IC Theatre Lab stays connected with their community

By The Ithacan | Nov 6, 2020

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ithaca College is doing remote learning for the Fall 2020 semester.


Commentary: Lights, camera, zoom?

By | Sep 23, 2020

Acting on Zoom is really difficult but not for obvious reasons. With this being our second semester online, we are acclimating to this.


Female-focused story takes the local stage in play

By | Feb 6, 2020

From left, Mikaela Izquierdo as Jessie, Melissa Miller as Lina and Erica Steinhagen as Adrienne rehearse for “Cry It Out.”


IC Theatre Arts performs two one-act operas

By | Feb 28, 2019

A wealthy woman and her maid take in a handsome beggar and go to absurd and hilarious lengths to compete for his love.