When Brandon Hoffman was eight years old, Shia LaBeouf was his idol. Now, only two years after graduating from FIU with a BFA in Performance, he is presenting his...

FIU Theatre is announcing an updated performance schedule for our fall shows after Hurricane Irma disrupted the rehearsal and production schedules. Ubu Rex, our first show of the season,...

FIU Theatre alums Anderson Freitas (’17, BFA) and Rei Capote (’14, BA) star in The Elephant in the Room this weekend at Microtheatre in Downtown Miami. The Elephant in...

Another semester began at FIU Theatre last week. Students and faculty returned ready to hit the ground running. On Monday, our students joined the rest of the country in...

Two FIU Theatre alumni are headed to Broadway. Michelle Fraioli (BFA Acting, ’10) was named Theatre Manager of Broadway’s Cort Theatre. She was previously the Theatre Manager for New...

This summer I had the pleasure of working as a props intern with the Great River Shakespeare Festival in Winona, Minnesota. I was able to work on four shows:...

Professor Tony Galaska, Head of Design for FIU Theatre, has been named Regional Coordinator for the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) annual conference to be held in...

FIU Theatre students had an amazing educational and cultural experience this summer with the Shakespeare in Stratford & London Study Abroad program.   Following three weeks of play script analysis at...

For the first time ever, FIU Theatre is offering a summer camp for children 6-12 years old. The camp will provide children a fun way to stay unplugged while...

FIU Theatre BFA Design senior Mario Alonso is being honored with the national award for Outstanding Scenic Design at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Washington, D.C.,...

Four years ago, Luisa Rodriguez walked into Professor Tony Galaska’s office to interview for the theatre program at FIU. “I think I’m a stage manager, but I don’t really...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicts sea levels in South Florida will rise from three to seven inches by the year 2030 and from nine to 24 inches...

FIU Theatre wraps up the 2016-17 season with Arthur Miller’s classic play, All My Sons.  Miller wrote the play in 1947 as the country was coming out of World...

FIU Theatre hit the road with last semester’s production of La Nona, presenting it at the Region IV Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) at Georgia Southern University...

A couple is desperate to escape their home country.  They write a letter to relatives in the United States hoping to find a way into the country so they...

FIU Theatre kicks off the Spring 2017 season with the rock-comedy musical, Little Shop of Horrors, written by Howard Ashman with music by Alan Menken. The show centers around...

FIU Theatre alumna Apphia Campbell (BFA, ’06) was profiled in the December 2016 issue of American Theatre Magazine in the recurring “Role Call: People to Watch” feature. Ms. Campbell...

FIU Theatre Associate Professors Phillip Church and Tony Galaska visited students at the Dante B. Fascell Elementary School on November 21, 2016.  They gave students a comprehensive look at...