Lilian Adom chosen for the Young, Gifted & Black Training Program
Lilian Adom was chosen to join the Young, Gifted & Black training program at Obsidian Theatre as their Lighting Designer.
Lilian Adom was chosen to join the Young, Gifted & Black training program at Obsidian Theatre as their Lighting Designer.
Communication Arts Associate Prof. Shana MacDonald interview on CBC's The Morning Edition with Craig Norris.
Spring 2025: THPERF 200 - Staging Science: Embodying Knowledge Expression in the Science
Bridge was brought to UW’s campus by Communication Arts' Sorouja Moll, back in 2016 in its original form of writing the names of the victims on the floor with chalk. Please join us next year.
The Department of Communication Arts is thrilled to share that Emma Brandt, an AMTD Global Talent Postdoctoral Fellow, joins us from Northwestern University.
Open enrolment has begun! Now is the perfect time to explore the diverse range of courses offered. Explore our exciting courses this semester! Enhance your communication skills in "Performing the Voice," master behind-the-scenes magic with "Stage Management," dive into global cultural analysis in "Performance History," and create impactful art in "Performance Creation." Don’t miss your chance to enrol and unlock your potential!
The Department of Communication Arts is seeking Undergraduate Assistants to provide grading and instructional support in Fall 2024 and Winter 2025. The positions will offer successful candidates opportunities to enhance their communication and critical thinking skills, to learn about post-secondary instruction, to collaborate with Communication Arts faculty members, and to apply many concepts addressed in these courses to their own plans of study.
Paula Wing, a renowned dramaturge, has won the George Luscombe Mentorship Award for her exceptional mentorship in the performing arts, to be presented at the Dora Mavor Moore Awards on June 24th!
We are thrilled to award these amazing students for their work this past academic year.
The latest publication by Dr. Kim Nguyen from the Department of Communication Arts, titled 'Mean Girl Feminism,' has garnered attention in a recent feature by Jezebel newspaper.