Nathan Tailleur '14 reviews the Kitchen Theater's production of Call Me Waldo.

The Schwartz Center's adaptation of Sartre's No Exit proves as hellacious as trying to understand exactly what Sartre was on about. 

Daveen Koh '14 writes about an early reading of A Steady Rain, which will make its Ithaca premiere next month.

Gina Cargas looks at Neat, a deeply affecting one-man play about civil rights, disability and coming-of-age.

Don Randel came to speak on Cornell's failures and successes as an institution of both Arts and Sciences.

Risley's "Junk" Opens over the weekend. 

The Department of Theater, Film and Dance will no longer offer a major solely in dance, and the fate of majors in film and theater are in question, according to department chair Amy Villarejo.

The Sun reviews the Ithaca premier of Circle Mirror Transformation.

Daveen Koh checks out the traditional, faithful productions of As You Like It and A Midsummer Night's Dream put on this summer by the Ithaca Shakespeare Company.