Washington University Dance Theatre: Living in the Momentum, 2010
Eclipsed
The Threepenny Opera
Curse of the Starving Class
Hairspray

Mission Statement

The Performing Arts Department of Washington University, housed in the Division of the Humanities in Arts and Sciences, is dedicated to teaching the disciplines of theater and dance as a fundamental part of a liberal arts education based in a research university. We believe that the practice and study of theater, dance, and performance provide crucial interpretive windows into history and culture and that they deepen our understanding of diverse human experience across time and around the globe. We believe that both rigorous critical study of these cultural forms and disciplined aesthetic practice provide vital modes of inquiry that advance knowledge.

Radio Free Emerson

Radio Free Emerson

Showing February 17-26.
Purchase tickets by phone (314) 935-6543 or online
For more information about the show, check out this article in the Record

2012 Marcus Residency Dance Artist - Kirstie Simson

On Tuesday, February 7, 2012, Kirstie Simson will perform her solo, Somewhere, and a new improvisational performance with Performing Arts Department Professor of the Practice and resident artist, David Marchant. There will also be a screening of an excerpt from the 2010 documentary film ​Force of Nature​ about Simson. Here is a clip of the documentary film mentioned: Kirstie Simson--Force of Nature