Conceived and created by Matthew Cumbie and Tom Truss
“What can you write that you can’t say out loud? When you look between the lines of history books, where can you find your story? When have you had to say no to a dream?”
This Dance Theatre performance reflects on the intimate relationship between Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne as a way to explore queerness, history, intimacy, and the written word.
February 28 - March 1, 8pm
Venable Theatre, MCLA
“Please, sir, draw me a sheep.” Antoine de St. Exupéry’s timeless tale of a stranded Aviator and the mysterious youth who wakens his imagination is brought to thrilling theatrical life in this adaptation by Rick Cummins and John Scoullar.
April 3 - April 6, 2025
Venable Theatre, MCLA
MCLA Theatre's
Directed by Laura Standley and the students of MCLA Theatre’s Directing class
What is it like to live through the information revolution? With over 100 characters and more than 50 thematically linked scenes, the play explores the nature of information, identity, memory, and love. Through a kaleidoscope of short scenes, it poignantly captures the fragmented experience of modern life—the tension between love and survival, knowledge and forgetfulness—and how, amidst the vast expanse of information, people are still searching for connection and understanding.
May 2 - 4, 2025
Venable Theatre, MCLA
Concert Choir, and Studio Students in the annual end-of-Spring semester concert.
May 5, 7pm
Church Street Center Auditorium, MCLA
