Program Productions

Theatre and Dance Season 2020-2021

Livestream Events: $5

For Ticket Info:

Call: (310) 243-3589

Email: PerformingArts@csudh.edu

FALL 2020
*Confessions of Women from East L.A.* By Josefina Lopez Directed by Stefani Baez Nov. 12, 13, & 14 Live Streamed at 7pm	A celebration of being Latina and being women in the U.S., this play challenges the stereotypes of Latinas as "virgins, mothers and whores," with the vibrant humor and authentic voices of women from East L.A. telling their stories with imagination and poetry.
*Crossroads: A Screendance Event, Fall Dance Concert* Artistic Director: Amy Michelle Allen Nov. 28 & 30 Live Streamed at 7pm	We may not have chosen the time, but the time has chosen us." - John Lewis. The CSUDH Department of Theatre and Dance presents an online fall dance concert featuring faculty choreography inspired by the historic crossroads we are experiencing.

SPRING 2021
*A Surge of Power* Directed by Shaunte’ Caraballo March 11, 12, 13, and 16 Live Streamed at 7pm Ticket Information Coming Soon!	A Surge of Power introduces us to a group of strangers who meet while at a Black Lives Matter protest. We discover who they are, where they are from, what brought them here, and what they hope for the future. It is a new, devised theatrical work that is developed and created by the cast and director. It brings together actors, writers, singers, and poets to create an original piece of theatre.
Untamed Visions Spring Student Dance Concert Artistic Director: Doris Ressl University Theatre, April 15, 16 and 17 Live Streamed at 7pm Ticket Information Coming Soon!	Student choreographers boldly explore the wild world of dance by crafting artistic visions that take them and you on a journey to new places.
*Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play* By Anne Washburn Music by Michael Friedman Directed by Naomi Buckley Musical Direction by Jared Scott Choreography by Robert Laos May 6, 7 and 8 Live Streamed at 7pm Ticket Information Coming Soon!	It's the end of everything in contemporary America. A future without power. But what will survive? Mr. Burns asks how the stories we tell make us the people we are, explodes the boundaries between pop and high culture and, when society has crumbled, imagines the future for America's most famous family.