Dailey Theater was filled with intrigue and laughs as the Theater Arts 315 class performed its original production of “The Virtuous Sinners” on Feb. 8, 9 and 10.

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

As assistant professor of theater arts, Sean Dillon has devoted most of his professional life to educating the next generation of actors and project managers. In a sit-down interview, he discusses how he got into theater education, why he enjoys collaboration and the importance of enjoyable work environments.

Convocation speakers hailed a tech-savvy generation, encouraged new students to enjoy college within reason, and asked them to make a difference in the world – as so many Leopards have.

Assistant Professor of Theater Arts Sean Dillon won the New Belgium Indie Feature Film Award, which honors independent feature films.

Richard Wagner’s world was revealed to a group of 30 students and faculty members on April 8 at the lecture “Beyond the Mystic Chasm: Wagner Conjures for the Theater.”

Sean Dillon, assistant professor of theater arts, entertained the audience Monday with his lecture on screenwriting, playwriting and directing.

Sean Dillon, assistant professor of theater arts, and his partner Curtis Krick are celebrating the recent success of their film, “Something Blue.”