Abby Williams ’25 began at St. Joe’s as a political science major before switching to a major in theatre and film, with a concentration in musical theatre, and a second major in art. She chose St....
Elements of Theater, a University City-based club, hosted its final show, “She Kills Monsters,” April 6 and 7 before retiring the club at the end of the academic year due to most UCity undergraduate...
Four students will be exploring the stage this spring as the SJU Theatre Company performs “On the Verge” in Bluett Theater.
Inspired by real life female explorers, this 1986 play written...
The stage is finally set for the Elements of Theater club, a new student-run organization that will allow science students to embrace the performing arts.
Gianna Calligy ’23, president and founder...
SJU Improv Club continues to create laughter on campus
When Jakob Hull ’23 and Daniel Barry ’23 stepped onto the Forum Theater stage one Monday afternoon in mid-April, their goal was to make their...
SJU Theatre Company is returning to live theater in Bluett Theatre with the production of “Pippin,” which opens on Nov. 4.
Because of the covid-19 pandemic, SJU Theatre has not held a live musical...
The SJU Theatre Company is presenting a completely virtual production of “Spoon River Anthology,” that is available for free on demand on the SJU Theatre Company website through Kaltura, a video streaming...
While Broadway and other theaters have remained closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the show must go on at St. Joe’s.
“Jesus Christ Superstar,” a rock opera detailing Jesus’s final days, will...
The SJU Theatre Company will present a streamed performance of “It’s a Wonderful Life Radio Play” by Joe Landry on Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m.
The play is based on the Frank Capra film, “It’s a Wonderful...
Spring has sprung early this year, as the SJU Theatre Company's production of “Steel Magnolias” opens on Feb. 20 in the Bluett Theater.
The story of six women whose lives are all intertwined by...
The SJU Theatre Company presented the musical production of “Fun Home,” adapted from the 2006 graphic memoir of the same name by cartoonist Alison Bechdel. There were four performances from Dec. 6...
