The show will go on for Troy’s Department of Theatre and Dance as the spring semester takes center stage.  The department’s upcoming productions include "Something Rotten!,” “God of Carnage” and “Art In Motion: An Exhibit of Soul.” Further throughout the semester, spring auditions will take place.   “I think that the audience can expect a range of styles from our upcoming shows,” said Dancer and Costume Shop Assistant Kelsie Williams, who is a senior dance major from Montgome

An interesting new take on a classic Troy’s Department of Theatre & Dance and College of Arts & Humanities is performing William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” For those who are unfamiliar with the production, “Twelfth Night” is one of Shakespeare’s comedy plays.   ] The title refers to the eve of the Feast of Epiphany in Christian holiday. This play explores themes of love, grief and chaos as it follows Viola, who has recently lost her brother in a shipwreck, disguising hers

As the semester comes to an end, many Troy University programs are reaching the end of their plans for the semester, but the department...

Theatre and Dance takes audiences to River City, Iowa, in their outdoor performance Contributed Photo Karly Johnson plays Marian Paroo...

Troy University’s Theatre and Dance Department is in the full swing with preparations for this semester’s three big productions. The...

Troy University’s “Tempo” was an exhilarating and intense dance showcase only made possible by the cumulative efforts of students and...

Art, theatre and dance students adjust to ongoing Malone Hall renovations, professors, students frustrated Tilley Dombroski photo...