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The Division of Theatre at the Meadows School is one of the most highly regarded programs in the United States. Here, exceptional faculty bridge academic and professional theater. They’re committed not only to developing skills, but also to creating an atmosphere in which talented students feel stimulated and nurtured. The Division of Theatre presents a season of fully-produced plays annually. The season serves as an important part of the students' training program. Actors, directors, designers and playwrights are given the opportunity to take what they have learned in classrooms and studios and present it to a community audience. These critically-acclaimed productions are an important part of the cultural life of SMU and the larger community. They typically perform in the Greer Garson Theatre or the Owen Arts Center on campus.
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apr 25
2009
Theater Review: Titus Andronicus
Violence begets slaughter begetting rape begetting decapitation begetting self-mutilation begetting cannibalism. Sounds like a lot to handle, but this much brutality makes the play rather campy and that’s definitely not a bad thing.
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apr 16
2009
Two Dallas theater companies stage rarely-staged Shakespearean plays this week
Get to know Titus Andronicus and Cymbeline better.
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feb 24
2009
SMU and TCU open theater productions for this week only
Scapino! and Intimate Apparel take the stage.
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jan 29
2009
Theater Review: In The Beginning
Somewhat engaging, a little tedious and emotionally uninvolving.
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nov 17
2008
SMU Division of Theatre presents Twelfth Night for one week only
A Shakespearean comedy with gender-reversal??? That's just absurd.
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sep 27
2007
Theater Spotlight of the Week: Rhonda Blair
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