Testimony of Sister Veronica
Written & Directed by Laura McVey
Signs of Life
Written & Directed by Derek McGill
Post-its (Notes on a Marriage)
Written by Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman
Directed by Tyler Collins
Less Than Three
Written & Directed by Jackie Mahoney
Crows in Dream Time
Written & Directed by Sam Beuerle
Fake Plastic Trees
Written & Directed by Alan Shonfield
Testimony of Sister Veronica
Written & Directed by Laura McVey
Bambino
Written by Kelly Hornung
Directed by Ryan Bassett
Less Than Three
Written & Directed by Jackie Mahoney
Signs of Life
Written & Directed by Derek McGill
Post-its (Notes on a Marriage)
Written by Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman
Directed by Tyler Collins
Crows in Dream Time
Written & Directed by Sam Beuerle
Bambino
Written by Kelly Hornung
Directed by Ryan Bassett
Fake Plastic Trees
Written & Directed by Alan Shonfield
The First
Written & Directed by William Innes
Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.
Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.
Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.
Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.
Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.