Devised by the Company, and directed by Narushi Fukuda, FCLC '24, What Moves Me is the story of actors exploring their stories through their voice and movement to discover what moves them and what moves you, both literally and figuratively, in a world built by the creative minds of the designers. Performances Monday, April 22–Friday,
Adapted from Euripides’ original by Cora Therber, FCLC '24, and directed by Cora Therber, this retelling of Medea is set amid the wreckage of her former family and a city that will never see her as an equal, prompting her to turn to witchcraft and murder to save herself. Performances Monday, March 11–Friday, March 15
Written by Adam Szymkowicz and directed by Michelina Smith, FCLC ’24, Kodachrome is set in Colchester, a small town where everybody knows each other and the pace of life allows the pursuit of love to take up as much space as it needs. Our tour guide Suzanne, the town photographer, lets us peek into her neighbors’
By MJ Kaufman, directed by Manon McCollum, FCLC '24 Archer, still known as Angela to his family, comes home to the Pacific Northwest to find everyone in transition. Even the forest is changing, burning, and regrowing in new shapes. As Archer accepts the changes in his family, he discovers the power of names and the
By Eugéne Ionesco, directed by Asa Nestlehutt, FCLC '24 When a rhinoceros rampages through the streets of a small town, its citizens are put to the test as they struggle to comprehend their situation. Though they at first disavow these creatures their condemnation turns to curiosity as, one by one, they succumb to the allure
By Anna Ziegler, directed by Yev Gelman, FCLC '24 A present-day version of a classic Greek myth, The Minotaur is a contemporary take on love, honor, and human connection. With refreshing originality and wit, it explores how we break out of history in order to shape new stories for ourselves. Mariana Miranda, Riley Halpern, Cade
By John Logan, directed by Fabiola Arias, FCLC '24 Master abstract expressionist Mark Rothko has just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art, a series of murals for New York’s famed Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that follow, Rothko works feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio
French actor Melvil Poupaud will lead a masterclass with moderators Helene Godec, adjunct professor of French theater, and Audrey Evrard, assistant professor of French. Co-sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Unifrance, and the Film Society at Lincoln Center.
