Sound Designer

Set in the 1590s, two brothers, Nick and Nigel Bottom, step out of the shadow of “the Bard” to write the world’s first musical in this hilarious mash-up of sixteenth-century Shakespeare and twenty-first-century Broadway.

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Something Rotten!

Wells-Metz Theater

When Liliya finds herself at her lowest, she must return to the home she flew away from so many years before and a m'other she never wished to see again. Can she repair herself in the same place that originally broke her? A twisted take on the Rapunzel story, starring a series of organs, a worm who lives under a bed, and a couple of great falls.

Why Liliya Why

In the transition from tragedy to comedy and winter to spring, Shakespeare shines a light onto those most vulnerable to the impact of the patriarchy while calling into question those who align themselves with oppressive power at all costs. The Winter’s Tale examines the egregious impact of an envious king’s unyielding commitment to his own delusions. King Leontes sets off a sinister chain of events when he banishes his wife, Hermione, for a crime uncommitted. As each domino falls, the trail points toward Hermione and Paulina whose audacity and perseverance propels this tale across two kingdoms, a bear sighting and a sixteen-year leap into the future where young Perdita’s homecoming pilgrimage down the rabbit-hole begins. A tale of distortion, transformation and confrontation, IU Theatre’s production of The Winter’s Tale utilizes the whimsical aesthetics of fantasy literature to communicate that the fight for justice necessitates community.

The Winter's Tale

This modern riff on the fifteenth-century morality play Everyman follows Everybody (chosen from amongst the cast by lottery at each performance) as they journey through life’s greatest mystery—the meaning of living.

Sound Designer

Valeriya Nedviga

Events

Past events

14 - 22 Apr, 2023

Something Rotten! · Indiana University Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance

3 - 10 Mar, 2023

Why Liliya Why · Indiana University Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance

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