The new production offers an audience member a look into the taboo, yet interesting topic of sin.

In May, the theater department will put on “The Screens,” which displays an intricate panel stage, crafted by students under the guidance of the new technical director, Alan Tollefson.

In honor of the Ceasar Chavez and “Gaypril” celebrations the Scripps College Queer Straight Alliance had the group Climbing PoeTree perform on April 8 in the Score Living Room.

Caitlín McCarthy has been responsible for creating that first impression for many shows at the University of La Verne by putting her studio art experience to use through the design of the theater sets.

The Theater 315 January Interterm class brought to light the feelings of an outcast in their student written performance of “A Lonely Business.”

Annie Curasi, a senior musical theater major, performed her senior performance thesis “The Last 5 Years,” a musical by Jason Robert-Brown, at 8 p.m. on Dec. 2 in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret.

The theater department hosted student-directed one-acts as part of an Introduction to Theatrical Directing class at the University of La Verne. The projects took hours of preparation, and were finally performed starting Wednesday.

Handling a break-up can be a delicate process whether one is dating or in a serious relationship. In the play “The Last Five Years,” audiences will be treated to the private relationship between two people.

For the latest production from the theater department, Pomona street gangs invaded the ULV campus, running wild within Dailey Theatre. The play, “The Sport of My Mad Mother,” is comparable to the 1980s film “Sixteen Candles,” if you add blood, guns and death with a gothic twist.

“The Sport of My Mad Mother,” now playing in Dailey Theatre, is not your typical play.