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Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. 

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. 

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. 

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. 

Everybody, a dark comedy riffing on a medieval morality play, explores the journey to meet Death — a journey that everybody must make. An onstage lottery at the start of each performance determines, in real time, which actor from the cast will play each role: a dance of fate, randomness, and meta-theatricality that invites us all to partake. The show is directed by Laura Dougherty and will run roughly 90 minutes with no intermission. 

After only two weeks of work, students will present a devised showcase of their work. More information about this performance to come.

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

A winter performance directed by Jeff Turner. Due to contractual obligations, we cannot announce this production until November 2, 2026. Please check back then for the title. 

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

An ensemble-devised performance piece directed by Asher Gettings ('27), The Most Important Part will be collaboratively developed around a medley of phrases in a number of performance styles which repeat again and again -- cracking, growing, and building on themselves until their emotional heart is revealed.

A performance featuring choreography by Dance Ensemble students, artistic director Halie Bahr, and local and national guest teaching artists. Directed by Halie Bahr.

A performance featuring choreography by Dance Ensemble students, artistic director Halie Bahr, and local and national guest teaching artists. Directed by Halie Bahr.