While relaxing in his homely office, Steven Kent sits down to talk about how he ended up in the world of theater, his undying love for Croatia and why he thinks the University of La Verne tops the rest of college theater.

William Shakespeare’s classic comedy “Twelfth Night,” which opened last night, should delight audience members.

Campus and community arts events for April 23, 2010.

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.”

Campus and community arts events for March 5.

The production of “The Vagina Monologues” is back at the University of La Verne with new interpretations and entertainment for everyone.

Not a single soul present in Friday night’s audience at the University of La Verne’s Dailey Theatre was left unmoved by the theater arts department’s rendition of the 2007 Pulitzer Award-winning drama, “Rabbit Hole.”

Campus and community arts events for Feb. 12, 2010.

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

The theater arts department debuted Federico Garcia Lorca’s challenging play “Bodas de Sangre,” or “Blood Wedding,” last weekend, and the production was explosive.