Fordham Theatre Archives

‘Pippin’ Makes Dying and Climbing Look Easy

November 13, 2019

Fordham’s Splinter Group is currently learning how to "die” and how to "climb” for their upcoming performance of “Pippin” later this November.

Student Creatives Lead Studio Shows

October 30, 2019

This studio season features eight different shows, each one either written or directed by a Fordham student.

Tony Nominee Named 2019 Denzel Chair

August 25, 2019

LaTanya Richardson Jackson was named the eighth Denzel Washington Endowed Chair in Theatre this fall.

Fordham Professor Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

April 30, 2019

Daniel Alexander Jones was honored with the prestigious award.

‘Mr. Burns’ Sparks Collaboration

April 9, 2019

Features Editor, Lindsay Jorgensen, talks to Elizabeth Margid, the head of Fordham Theatre’s directing program and the director of this year’s final mainstage play, “Mr. Burns.” Magrid takes advantage of her unique position of both professor and director to collaborate with her students involved in the production.

Theatre Director to Step Down, Will Stay at Fordham as Head of Acting Track and Professor

March 27, 2019

Maguire made it clear: “I’m not going,” he said. “I love teaching so much. I’m not leaving.”

Seniors Show Off

March 27, 2019

The Fordham Theatre performance class of 2019 played lovers, siblings, and many other characters in this year's Performance Showcase.

“Satellites” Circles a Heavy Conversation

March 13, 2019

Fordham Theatre's mainstage, "Satellites," explores the reality of gentrification in New York City.

Fordham Off-Stage Spotlight: More to Theater Than It Seams

February 19, 2019

Theater is a beautiful art. However, we tend to focus on what is shown on stage rather than the behind-the-scenes work. Meet Alyssa Rosenberg, former poli-sci major turned costumer.