On February 24, Prit Supasetsiri, M.F.A. ’88, was inducted into the College of Fine Arts Hall of Fame. He was selected by the faculty of the School of Theatre and Dance.
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ISU in the News
Hear Bruce Burningham on NPR’s Radiolab and the gourmet career of Arlene Hosea. Read about a new special collection for Milner Library, a new play opening from Kim Periera and more of Illinois State faculty and staff in the news.
Pereira play about Middle East to open locally
Hostage, a play by Professor of Theatre Kim Pereira, will open the 2015 season of New Route Theatre.
Walking With My Ancestors depicts slave experiences
The world premiere of Walking With My Ancestors, a show by Illinois State University Associate Professor Ama Oforiwaa Aduonum, will run Nov. 6 to 16, at the New Route Theatre.
Music professor to premiere ‘Walking With My Ancestors,’ November 6
In spring 2009 and summer 2013, Ama Oforiwaa Aduonum, a professor in the School of Music at Illinois State University, walked through several slaveholding dungeons—the wombs in which enslaved Africans were born—on Gorée Island, Senegal, and Elmina and Cape Coast, Ghana. She sat in those cells, and listened to and reflected on the past and
Q-and-A with Ramiro Miranda: Conductor takes on difficult Stravinsky piece
Ramiro Miranda, M.M. ’13, used a Friends of the Arts grant this past school year to put on his innovative production of Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale.