The M&M Area Community Foundation (MMACF) awarded grants at its annual Grant Presentation and Scholarship Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, June 6. UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus Office of Continuing Education received funding by the Spring Grant Cycle funds for expenses associated with the Children’s Theatre Production of Frozen Jr. and Summer Teen Theatre Camp. via Peshtigo […]
Announced last week was the cast and crew for Mamma Mia! The production comes to Theatre on the Bay (TOB) at the UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, this July, kicking-off its 53rd season with music and laughs in the Greek isles. ABBA’s disco-pop songbook propels this tale of love, laughter and friendship. “Mamma Mia!” promises to […]
UW-Green Bay Associate Lecturer Alan Kopischke (Theatre and Dance), will be seen in the role of a detective who reveals the story of Leonard Pelkey, a teenage boy gone missing, in a Third Avenue Playhouse’s performance “The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey” in Sturgeon Bay. Recently Kopischke directed “Julius Caesar” for UW-Green Bay Theatre. See […]
UW-Green Bay Humanities announces its 2019 scholarship recipients, recognized at a Scholarship Awards Ceremony with Humanities faculty, Friday, May 10, 2019: Alex Alberts (German and Accounting), received the Thomas E. Daniels Memorial Scholarship, available to students majoring in either English or Modern Languages. Preston Fischer (English and History), was presented with a certificate of honorable […]
The Student Nominated Teacher Award is an effort of the Instructional Development Council and Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning that recognizes excellent teaching from a student perspective. This year, the committee changed the administration of the award to reflect the breadth and diversity of outstanding teaching that is taking place on this […]
UW-Green Bay Associate Lecturer Alan Kopischke (Theatre), who recently directed Julius Caesar for UW-Green Bay, is performing in Third Avenue Playhouse’s The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey. “Kopischke, the sole actor in the show, brings to life the inhabitants of a colorful seaside town as they awaken to the beauty of being different,” reads the Door County Pulse article.
Associate Prof. Courtney Sherman (Music) has shared a list of contemporary musicals that are perfect for those who are fans of the “golden age” of musicals. “There’s something to be said about a solid Golden Age musical. The large production numbers, the elements of romance and/or comedy, the comfort of plot predictability, and of course, […]
Catch the remaining performances of “Julius Caesar,” presented by UW-Green Bay Theatre, on Thursday-Saturday, May 2-May 4, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in the University Theatre located in Theatre Hall. This is a vigorous staging of Shakespeare’s uncompromising look at the failures of both the leaders and the citizenry in a time of crisis. Learn more and […]
Nearly 200 students from the Fine Arts Institute at Green Bay East High School joined UW-Green Bay for an Arts Open House — a day of interactive breakout sessions and a special performance of the play Julius Caesar, April 29, 2019. Click thumbnails to enter slideshow view or view the UWGB College of Arts Humanities […]
UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance will be presenting “Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare on April 26-27 and May 2-4, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in the University Theatre located in UW-Green Bay’s Theatre Hall building. Warren Gerds, critic at large at WeAreGreenBay, highlighted the show in a recent article. “The production is designed to be a […]