In The News

“Designed to move students through both text and embodiment, the workshop invited the MFA cohort to engage deeply with Antigone as a living, contemporary work; one that asks urgent questions about power, resistance, collective responsibility, and moral courage. Through movement, ensemble-based exploration, and devised processes, students investigated how classical texts can be reimagined through collaborative practice and human-centered inquiry.”

By Juan Jocom The Daily

“Playing Tata/Claudia López, Adriana Gonzales was the heart, but Jerik Fernandez’s performance as Braulio Loi was the heartbeat…”

“The chemistry between them was so infectious-”

Aspiring MFA candidates from the School of Drama improvise on the greensward in front of the 164-year-old columns. In an impromptu ad-lib, each actor chose characters from Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Can you guess who’s who?

— Jean Sherrard

Of special note, Adriana Gonzales as Valentina gives a stand-out performance, often providing a unique perspective on the action at hand. Her matter-of-fact delivery is true and meaningful, often questioning those around her.

Onstage Colorado, Eric Fitzgerald

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Westword, Toni Tresca

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Denver 7, Brian Sanders