It’s Theatre Throwback Tuesday! Lets rewind to BYU’s 1982 show "The Unsinkable Molly Brown." According to the program, "This musical paints a delightful picture of one of the old west's most colorful characters on her passage from poverty to high society.”

This week's Theatre Throwback Tuesday takes us back to the wonderful 2017 production of Mary Poppins, directed by George D. Nelson.  Fun fact: Scenic designer Michael Handley traveled to London to find historical buildings and parks to model the set after!

If you studied abroad, got an internship, or created a project during the 2021-2022 academic year, submit an entry into the essay contest or visual media contest! Six lucky students will win a cash prize. Learn more and submit your story here: cfac.byu.edu/experiential-l…

Happy Theatre Throwback Tuesday! Today we're highlighting the 1993 show "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett, directed by Robert Nelson. "The literary and dramatic works of Samuel Beckett reflect an unflinching, even obsessive flirtation with universal void," said Nelson

Three faculty and staff members have retired from the Department of Theatre and Media Arts since last year: Elizabeth Funk, George Nelson and Ward Wright. Visit the link below to read about the accomplishments and work of these three beloved retirees. cfac.byu.edu/articles/facul…

The BYU Department of Theatre & Media Arts invites all TMA students to West Campus (formerly Provo High) for pancakes and a tour of the campus on Friday Aug. 26, 9 - 11 am. Come explore theatre performance spaces, the movie screening auditorium, prop shop, classrooms and more!

There will be a regular shuttle to and from West Campus (WCCB). A free Ryde shuttle between MOA and the WCCB will be running 8:30am–8:35pm, M–Th; 8:30am–5:35pm, Fridays. The shuttle will leave the MOA on the :30 and :50 and on the :35 and :55 from WCCB.

For this week's theatre throwback Thursday, we're looking at BYU's 2016 production of "Cyrano." The show ran from September 23 to November 8 and was directed by Kris Jennings.

For today's Theatre Throwback Tuesday, we're taking a step back into the year 2001 to BYU's production of "She Loves Me." This show ran from November 16 to December 8 and was directed by David Tinney.

Today's Theatre Throwback Tuesday takes us back to the year 2005 with BYU's past production of "Aida." This show ran from January 25 to February 11 and was directed by Tim Threlfall.

Today's Theatre Throwback Tuesday takes us back to 1995 to the BYU production of "The Glass Menagerie." This show ran from February 21 to March 9 and was directed by David Morgan.

You Belong Here, You Matter Here event will be this Wednesday at the West Campus bus stops. This is a University sponsored event and corresponds with the current You Are Loved Campaign. Come stop by from 10:30am - 12:30pm to get some hot cocoa and say hi to the deanery!

The Media Arts journal "Aperture" is now accepting submissions for 2023. Submit at tma.byu.edu/aperture. Submission are due by January 30th.

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