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Brenna Hughbanks has been selected as the Outstanding Graduate for the School of Theatre, Television, and Film in Theatre Arts.

Meticulous research in the creation of replica costumes offers tactile way for visitors to explore art beyond traditional visual perception

The House of Bernarda Alba Unveils the Struggle for Freedom.

After teaching almost 40 years at SDSU, the Professor Emerita has set up the Maggi McKerrow Endowed Scholarship for Theatre.

After teaching almost 40 years at SDSU, the Professor Emerita has set up the Maggi McKerrow Endowed Scholarship for Theatre.

Comedy takes audiences through an apocalyptic reimagination of “The Simpsons.”

SDSU Filmmakers and Therapists Unite to Create Empowering Stop-Motion Animation "THIN AIR."

New facilities ignite creative excellence and community engagement

SDSU's recent "Celluloid Ceiling" study notes the low number of women directing in Hollywood.

Students can learn from Sheehan’s decades of experience by taking SDSU's Certificate in Entertainment Management

The student theatre organization is SDSU’s longest-active club.

Joseph Martin Water's contemporary opera's first iteration performed at SDSU's Smith Recital Hall, and premiered at Tijuana’s Centro Estatal de las Artes.

Ziggy, Stardust, & Me is set to perform on SDSU's new Prebys Stage

Former Aztec Shops employee and breast cancer survivor Imelda Hernandez-Villa is working alongside her daughter Sydney Villa as they aim to earn their bachelor's degrees.

Two San Diego State University School of Theatre, Television and Film graduates will talk about writing 'All Quiet On The Western Front.'

The SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film will host Lesley Paterson and Simon Marshall, talking about screenwriting for the film “All Quiet on the Western Front.”

The first Theatre, Television, and Film performance of the semester thrilled audiences with a story of witchcraft and spirituality in a touching showcase of Filipino talent.