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Portraits opens this Friday in Tansill Theater! For tickets, click on the link in bio.

Poster design: Finley Regan
📸: @sdelliot by @conncolltheater

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We are honored to host the Dramatist Guild Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient and NEA Honoree Playwright, Poet and Translator Migdalia Cruz to our campus in October.
Migdalia Cruz will be doing a talk open to the public
October 5, 4:30pm in Studio 118, Athey Center. taken in Palmer Auditorium by @conncolltheater

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Ginny Anderson, Sitara Effat Ahangari, and Dev Janki of Live and In Color were recently featured in The Day! by @conncolltheater

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Join us Thursday for the Welcome Pizza Party! Upper Lobby in Palmer taken in Palmer Auditorium by @conncolltheater

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Sign up for fall auditions happening on Sep 1 & 2 (link in bio). All Conn students are welcome to audition.! 🐪 🎭 by @conncolltheater

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Join the Connecticut College Theater Department in congratulating Professor @samuelbiondolillo on his Tony win for @schmigadoon last night! This is the second Tony win and fifth nomination for Professor Biondolillo who works as a Broadway Producer for @sams_entertain. 🥂🎉 🎭

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Come celebrate our lovely seniors with us this evening in Ernst! by @conncolltheater

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6 months ago

VERDANT by Jonah Hane
A Capstone in Playwriting by Jonah Hane ‘26
Play reading, Tuesday, April 28th 8:00 PM
Black Box Theater at 33 Gallows Ln

A tale of two siblings, a wolf, and the absence that haunts a tiny, peaceful town. Verdant blends the grotesque and the intimate in a story about love, growth, abandonment, and need. by @conncolltheater

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BURIAL – From Sophocles’ Antigone, translated and adapted by Caleb Butler
A Capstone in Acting and Playwriting by Caleb Butler ‘26 and Costume Design and Construction by Nina Fioravanti ‘26

Monday, April 27th 7:30 PM
Friday, May 1st 7:30 PM
Black Box Theater at 33 Gallows Ln

Antigone wants to bury the corpse in her backyard, Kreon wants to let it rot, and Ismene just wants her family to stop tearing itself apart. Burial is a new translated adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone that explores the lasting impact of an ancient story thousands of years after it was written.

Limited seating available at Burial performances. Please reserve tickets at the QR Code above. by @conncolltheater

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STORIES WE TELL by Elora Maxwell & A DAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE by Sophia Bianchi — A Double Bill
A Capstone in Acting and Playwriting by Elora Maxwell ‘26 and Sophia Bianchi ‘26

Sunday, April 26th 7:30 PM
Thursday, April 30th 7:30 PM
Tansill Theater

There are six ways to write a story…or is it thirty six? Either way, Max can’t seem to write one to save their life. Stories We Tell is an emotional and comedic look at the struggle between a young author and the characters they have created. In the colorful chaos that ensues, they all have to grow beyond their archetypes, or the whole thing will crash and burn.

Anita Bryant fears three things: bunnies, cream pie, and homosexuality. Inspired by the true events of Anita’s life, A Day Without Sunshine oscillates between the absurd and the sincere, the tragic and the glamorous to examine how far we are willing to go to be loved. by @conncolltheater

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THE SEAGULL by Anton Chekhov, adapted by Duncan Macmillan and Thomas Ostermeier
A Capstone in Acting by Ava Mary Aloia ‘26 and Nell Hamilton ‘26

Saturday, April 25th 3 PM
Sunday, April 26th 3 PM
Tansill Theater

An aspiring young actress. A sensitive playwright. A fading grand dame of the theater. A vacationing literary genius. Each attracted to the idea of love, like a seagull is attracted to the water. What happens when we don’t get the attention we crave? by @conncolltheater

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HEARTBEAT by Maggie Sendlenski
An Honors Thesis in Stage Management by Maggie Sendlenski ‘26

Friday, April 24th 7:30 PM
Saturday, April 25th 7:30 PM
Tansill Theater

Standby capstone…Inspired by Our Town by Thornton Wilder, Heartbeat gives audiences a glimpse into how a play actually gets made through the eyes of the stage manager. Highlighting the hidden beauties of the theater, the stage manager seeks an answer as to why we continue to return to the fleeting art form. Capstone GO! by @conncolltheater

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