TROY Theatre and Dance

Our newest Alumni graduated this past week and we could not be prouder! Congratulations! 💫

Presenting “Now Showing…”
A Senior Project by John Alloway, John Ingram, Samantha Taylor, and David Miller

Join us May 7th at 5:30 for the red carpet premiere of two original films written and directed by students and behind the scenes interviews about the making of “Entropy” and “Unworthy: Genesis”

*Doors open at 5*
*Dressy attire is encouraged, but not required*

Three eras. Three standoffs. One clock. 🕰️💥

Join us for “Killing Time,” a curated trilogy of ten-minute plays by Jason Varney. From the 1863 Western frontier to a haunted 2020 apartment, and a modern-day royal clash, this Senior Capstone Creative Project explores what happens when authority is challenged and time finally runs out.

Trojan Center Theatre
May 4 and 5, 7:00 PM
Free Admission

That’s A Wrap! 🥂

Thank you for joining us for God of Carnage, a story full of civility, wit, and a twist of primal nature!

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

Only 1 more show of God of Carnage! 🌷

Make sure to join us for our last night full of civility, wit, and a twist of primal nature!

Intended for Mature Audiences

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

Only 2 more shows of God of Carnage! 🌷
Make sure to join us for a night full of civility, wit, and primal nature!

Intended for Mature Audiences

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

3 more shows of God of Carnage! Make sure to join us for a night full of civility, wit, and primal nature!

Intended for Mature Audiences

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

It’s OPENING NIGHT! 🥂🌷

Make sure to come see a show full of wit, escalating chaos, and hilariously unfiltered truths as civility slowly unravels before your eyes.

Intended for Mature Audiences

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

1 Day until opening night for God of Carnage! 🌷

Schoolyard violence brings two sets of intelligent, upwardly mobile parents together to reasonably discuss their children’s conflict.  As their conversation continues, civility gradually falls away, and primal human nature moves to the forefront, giving audiences a harrowing yet amusing glance at the thin line between reason and the savagery that lies just below the surface.

Intended for Mature Audiences

Performed in the Malone Hall Blackbox
April 30, May 1, 2, 3 @ 7:00pm

FocalPoint: Entomology | Movement | Power
by Katherine M. Bozeman

FocalPoint is a movement excerpt in two parts. AntMill, explores to effects of propaganda, the loss of community and expectations of a capitalist society. Brumble, dives into the introspection of self love and the effects supportive efforts can have on all of us. This presentation urges the watchers to pay attention to what and why their focus is being pulled.

Please join our presentation of FocalPoint, this Wednesday April 29th at 7pm in The Long Hall Dance Studio.