The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center (CSRC) is thrilled to announce PS alum Joshua Javier Guzmán (PhD '15), Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Graduate Affairs in the UCLA Department of Gender ...

Grad Film Professor is the 2025 recipient of the Los Angeles Press Club's Distinguished Storyteller Award for Storytelling ...

Assistant Arts Professor, Richard Move, has faithfully renimated the works of Martha Graham for nearly three decades through sharp, high-spirited performances that enthusiastically break with ...

We invite you to join Collaborative Arts in celebrating our students' work, our community, and the end of another semester.

Congratulations to the Tisch alumni and former students named on the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 List! The annual list highlights today's brightest young entrepreneurs, leaders, and stars. This year, 6 ...

Rebuilding, the second feature film by Grad Film alum Max Walker-Silverman, is now playing in theaters, with screenings in select locations starting November 14th and opening nationwide on November ...

High school students participate in college-level artistic training in New York City and online. These intensive and enriching courses are taught by Tisch undergraduate faculty. Visiting students and ...

Hone your craft by training with master faculty who will help you develop as a professional theatre artist. The Summer High School Program is a condensed version of the professional training in the ...

The Production and Design (P&D) Studio in the Tisch Drama Department trains undergraduate theater makers in design and stage management. The P&D studio prioritizes a collaborative and bold approach to ...

We can't wait to see you! Join Tisch Drama for one of our in-person Prospective Student Information Sessions! These sessions will be hosted by a member of our Admissions team, who will introduce you ...

I utilize the theory of abjection as a way to understand queerness, as a destabilizing and uncomfortable position in the context of normative social structures. Further, I theorize sound as a medium ...