This blog is once again active and we hope to bring you some very cool content this year. Read about the latest updates and excitement happening with IU Theatre + Dance here at 7th & River.
We hope you had a wonderful summer and we are so happy to have you all back. If you’re like us, you had time to get excited about coming back to school while obsessing over Bama RushTok. (Let’s all hope our year starts off better than Makayla, yeah?)
Now’s a great time to follow our socials and acclimate to how information gets around the department. Our official social media handles are
- Facebook: @IUTheatreDance
- Instagram: @IUTheatreDance
- Twitter: @IUTheatreDance
Other non-official, yet informative and enjoyable, pages are
- (IU Theatre page) on Facebook
- (Heard around Norv) on Facebook
There are a great many opportunities available to you, both departmental and independent, and we want you to know how to take advantage of them! Here is the general vibe to each site:
IU Theatre + Dance Facebook Page: Official announcements, updates, features, and events.
• “IU Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance” Group: Independent & club auditions, industry advice and opportunities, and other casual helpful information.
• “Heard around the Norv” Group: Silly quotes, jokes, & community going-ons.
Instagram Feed: Performances, cast lists, announcements, and show information.
Instagram Story: Student, alumni, and faculty reposts, job postings, industry news, audition opportunities, and IU events.
Twitter: Show promotion and features.
BA Canvas page: Academic and casting call opportunities, and other useful information for the BA community.
That’s all for now. Coming next will be a feature on each of our new faculty members this year so you can get to know them.
On the callboard:
- IU Theatre & Dance is thrilled to announce the return of our annual Ralph L. Collins Memorial Lecture series this fall, featuring Performance Artist and Scholar Holly Hughes, author of the first production of our fall season “The Well of Horniness”. The Fall Collins Lecture will take place on September 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Grand Hall of the Gayle Karch Cook Center in Maxwell Hall. For more information, visit this link
- Check out our season, we have an amazing line up. Read about them on our department website
If you’ve made it this far… Congratulations! Your attention span is impressive. Leave a comment telling us your favorite theatre in Lee Norvelle.
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