When USD Theatre professor Jacob Bruce first graduated from acting school, acting in movies and television was the last thing on his plan. Instead, working for the Midwestern theater circles in Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee and Indianapolis was the next move for him.
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This past weekend, one of USD’s Theatre courses “THEA-494: Making a Play,” put on a final class project of “Almost, Maine” with five sold-out shows. The play was written by John Carinani, well known as forensic expert Julian Beck in “Law and Order” and was directed by Adjunct Assistant Professor and professional director, Lisa Berger.
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San Diego is known for its beautiful beaches and unspoiled, picturesque weather. But along with these treats for the eyes, the city provides a place for a thriving theater scene.
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The Undergraduate Department of Theatre’s production, “fml: how Carson McCullers saved my life” took strides towards addressing and dismounting heavy topics such as homophobia and hate crimes that are directed towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Read morePerforming Arts students at USD struggle to stay connected with their passions and art forms amidst a pandemic and online classes Taylor DeGuzman / Arts and Culture Editor The transition to online learning and social distancing was not easy for a lot of students. Whether if surrounding oneself with friends […]
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Pair moves from New York to San Diego with big plans for the local theatre scene Catherine Silvey / Feature Editor / The USD VistaSabrina Alterman / Asst. Feature Editor / The USD Vista In 2019, the University of San Diego hired Jesse Perez and Sofia Gomez into the school’s […]
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