Congratulations to JHU Theatre’s own James Glossman. His new play, This World of Tomorrow, co-written with Tom Hanks and starring Hanks, has opened in New York.

JHU students may purchase $10 tickets to any show at Baltimore Center Stage. JHU is proud to collaborate with BCS, one of the leading theaters in America. Check out their season here. To buy tickets, use promo code: JHUBCS.

Explore the Theatre Program’s offerings for next semester. Registration begins soon.

Monday, Sept 8 4:30 – 7:00 pm Merrick Barn Charles Gilbert will be leading his renowned SAVI workshop. Mix and mingle at 4:30, workshop begins promptly at 5:00. Q & A with book signing at 6:30 All are welcome. No preparation required. Questions?: [email protected]

JHU Theatre has redesigned its minor requirements. We now have more room for electives, and one fewer class to complete the minor. Come explore and develop your skills with our faculty of professional theatre-makers. For details, see our Undergraduate Page.

Join us for a talkback with Director Annalisa Dias and the cast of Passage. Immediately after the Sunday matinee, November 10. Sponsored by the Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration and Colonialism. All are invited. For more information on Passage and tickets, go to our See A Show page.

Congratulations to Paloma Lucero Hancock, who has been named a Lin Miranda Fellow at the National Theater Institute. Paloma will be at NTI this summer, doing advanced acting study. She was last seen playing Cardinal Bellarmin in the spring production of Galileo. Paloma is also the recipient of a JHU Theatre Summer Grant.

Watch clips from JHU Theatre’s production of Galileo, and join an interdisciplinary discussion about the production. Hopkins at Home presented this online seminar, with James Glossman, Director of Galileo, and Marco Chiaberge, of the Space Telescope Science Institute. See the seminar on Youtube.

JHU Theatre has a full slate of courses, in both practical theatre-making and textual studies.

Audition for JHU Theatre’s spring production Galileo, By Bertolt Brecht Monday, November 6, 4:30 – 10:00 pm In collaboration with the Space Telescope Science Institute Sign up here For more information, see our Playmaking page.