Theatre
The event featuring Sadoski, who grew up in College Station, is part of Lovett’s Hagler Fellow residency.
Set in the 1920s, “Echoes of Justice” follows a fictional theatre troupe as they perform a new work that leads to arrests and public backlash.
Join us for a screening of “Cookie’s Fortune” by legendary filmmaker Robert Altman, who was known for a unique improvisatory and collaborative working method on set. Lovett and screenwriter Anne Rapp will discuss their work with Altman, and to this creative, team-focused way of creating cinema.
Join us for a screening of “Cookie’s Fortune” by legendary filmmaker Robert Altman, who was known for a unique improvisatory and collaborative working method on set. Lovett and screenwriter Anne Rapp will discuss their work with Altman, and to this creative, team-focused way of creating cinema.
College Station native and critically acclaimed actor Thomas Sadoski — known for his extensive work across film, television and theatre — will join Lovett and students for a guest lecture. Sadoski will discuss his career trajectory and offer insights on how students can cultivate their own unique artistic vision.
Megan Ellis is passionate about theatre and found community in Texas A&M University's Theatre program.
Seven students collaborated in creating all aspects of "Witching Hour '75" in the Black Box Theater.
WATCH NOW: Behind The Scenes Of ‘The Post-America Variety Show,’ Starting Thursday At Rudder Theatre
Take a peek behind the curtain with our video that highlights the work by students, staff and faculty to create this devised theatre production.
Set in College Station after a catastrophic worldwide event in 2055, the production will be Nov. 20-21 at 7 p.m. at Rudder Theatre.
Students can audition for the Student New Works Theatre Festival put on by the Aggie Theatre Company in collaboration with the Theatre program.