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Welcome to the
School of Theatre & Film
LSU Upcoming Shows
Shakespeare's Most Beloved Play
is Coming to Swine Palace
by William Shakespeare I Directed by G.D. Kimble
November 12–November 22, Reilly Theatre
Four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. Romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the foolishness of love.
SciArts New Play Festival is Back!
SciArts New Play Festival features three staged readings of new science-based plays.
All events are FREE and open to the public.
November 9
And Yet It Moves 7:30 PM MDA Building, Studio Theatre
Written by Katie Ganem | Directed by Dr. Shannon Walsh
Two scientists across four centuries confront opposition for challenging established
beliefs.
KEYNOTE Speaker 3:30 PM
"A Double Helix: The Intertwining of Art and Science"
Dr. Jamie Newman | Louisiana Tech University
November 16
Hello, World 7:30 PM MDA Building, Studio Theatre
Written by Margot Connolly | Directed by Rachel Acker
Teenage girls and nonbinary students explore representation and social change through
a coding competition.
November 23
Fission 7:30 PM MDA Building, Studio Theatre
Written by Cindy Lou Johnson | Directed by Barrett Hileman
The story of Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn's scientific partnership and the fight for
recognition following the discovery of nuclear fission.
KEYNOTE Speaker 3:30 PM
"Science is Part of Liberal Arts at a University"
Dr. Ravi Rau | Louisiana State University
Co-sponsored by the LSU College of Science, LSU School of Theatre & Film, and LSU Office of Research and Economic Development,
Undergraduate Programs
Ready to start your journey into theatre? Check out our undergraduate-level programs.
Graduate Programs
Expand your knowledge and skills through one of the many different graduate-level programs offered by the School of Theatre.
LSU Cares
LSU Cares is a university initiative dedicated to the well-being of students and promotion of a community that cares about each of its members. Using a CARE (Communicate, Assess, Refer, Educate) approach, staff review reports and provide appropriate resources in response. LSU Cares works with students to empower them to help students of concern and engage with victim support and advocacy resources.
