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"Smokefall" opens Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Thad Smotherman Theatre and will run until Feb. 24.  Graphic contributed by Alexandra Flurry and Jacob Sanchez.

‘Smokefall’ appears at Wesleyan

Elena Maldonado February 13, 2019

Theatre Wesleyan will be kicking off the spring semester with a student-directed performance of “Smokefall” at the Thad Smotherman Theatre from Feb. 14 to Feb. 24. Alexandra Flurry, a senior theatre...

Blithe Spirit appears at Wesleyan

Hannah Onder September 20, 2017

When a classic piece was needed for Theatre Wesleyan’s season, Dr. Connie Whitt-Lambert jumped at the chance for Blithe Spirit to fill the space.“I’m a huge fan of Noel Coward,” Whitt-Lambert,...

Photo by Shaydi Paramore

Guse costume designs the USA

Shaydi Paramore May 17, 2017

Tyler Guse, senior theatre major, is prepared to tour the United States while pursuing his love for costume design.Guse has multiple Theatre Wesleyan technical credits, including being in charge of publicity...

Dr. Quintanilla hands award to students at Awards Day in Nicholas Martin Hall.

students were excited for awards day

April 27, 2017

Joe Brown, a dean of freshman and professor of liberal arts, has enjoyed being the master of ceremonies for the annual Awards Day at Texas Wesleyan. Brown said the ceremony celebrates the best in academics...

Stop Kiss focuses on the love of two women, Callie
(played by Giselle Saucedo) and Sara (played by Jasmine West). For the Thursday, Nov. 10 performance, the role of Sara was played by understudy and properties designer, Kim Owens.  The play will run Nov. 10 through the 20. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. except for Nov. 20, when there will be a 2 p.m. matinee. All performances are at the Thad Smotherman Theatre. 
Photo courtesy of Jacob Sanchez.

Stop Kiss reinforces the idea that love is love

Shaydi Paramore November 11, 2016

Audience members will cherish and hold their family members and loved ones after seeing Theatre Wesleyan’s production of Stop Kiss. Kiss, written by Diana Son, is a poignant play that focus on two young...

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