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Pepperdine’s Theatre Department Perseveres Through a Season on Computer Screens
Pepperdine theater will not be stopped. In spite of COVID-19 and a fall semester online, theater students continue to sing the highest note, learn the longest script and dance the fastest dance.
Silent Allies
Pepperdine faculty and staff speak to the support behind the LGBTQ+ community.
Fine Arts Majors Adapt to Online Classes
For students and faculty in the Fine Arts Division, the show must go on.
Art Student Pushes Boundaries with Nude Photography Exhibit, Administrators Push Back
An art student attempting to provoke administrators will not be permitted to display her project alongside her peers’ work.
Artists Face Their Fears
Fine arts majors discuss the challenges they face with auditions, their art and post-graduation job opportunities.
How Artists Measure Success
How do four different artists from four different fields define success?
‘Crazy For You’ Brings Talent and Tap to Pepperdine Stage
“Crazy For You” Is More Than Song and Dance
Bringing Brechtian Theater to Smothers
Photos by Zach Le The Fine Arts Division Theater Department will present “The Threepenny Opera” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, from April 6 to April 8, with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday, April 9, in Smothers Theatre. Associate Professor of Theater Bradley Griffin directs the student-led cast. Set in London in 1837, “The Threepenny […]
‘South Pacific’ Debuts this Evening
Photos by Danielle Romeo South Pacific is finally on campus. After having been denied three times in the past, the Pepperdine Theatre Department won the battle for performance rights in Oct. 2014. “It’s not uncommon to be denied the performance rights to a play or musical when you’re located in a large performance market like […]
