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University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre

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During the academic year, the Univerisity of Notre Dame Department of Film, Television, and Theatre offers various film, television, and theatre events. The Department embraces and cultivates the analytical and creative aspects of film, television, and theatre, and, within a humanities perspective, develops practioners and scholars side by side. In the department, students receive hands-on experience coupled with an intense amount of student-faculty interaction.

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    University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre

    230 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    Notre Dame, IN 46656

    Phone: 574-631-7054   |   Email   |   Official Website

  • Current Events

    There are no current events available for this organization at this time.

  • Upcoming Events

    02/23/12- 03/04/12

    Antígona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro, Directed by Anton Juan DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Antígona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro, Directed by Anton Juan Presented by University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center February 23-March 4, 2012 Antígona Furiosa (1986) is a re-shaping and re-telling of the Antigone story. During an interview in 1998, Gambaro had this to say about her work: “I knew I was going to subvert Sophocles’ idea, in that I was going to speak with the voices of so many women in my country who have done the exact same thing as Antigone, who disobeyed Creon’s order and threw a handful of dirt over her brother’s body, enough to uphold the tradition of an honorable burial for the...

    04/17/12- 04/22/12

    Light Up The Sky by Moss Hart DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Light Up The Sky by Moss Hart Presented by University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center April 17-April 22, 2012 Light Up the Sky (1948) is the last play written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Moss Hart. This backstage tale take a jaundiced view of the theatrical archetypes: the arrogant director, the diva leading lady and her acerbic, seen-it-all-before mother, the ambitious producer, the naïve new writer, and of course a garrulous parrot. Throw in a Shriners’ convention and you have the recipe for a madcap evening in and about the theatre. Fast-paced and full of reversals of fortune and...

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  Upcoming Events

  • Current Events

    There are no current events available for this organization at this time.

  • Upcoming Events

    02/23/12- 03/04/12

    Antígona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro, Directed by Anton Juan DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Antígona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro, Directed by Anton Juan Presented by University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center February 23-March 4, 2012 Antígona Furiosa (1986) is a re-shaping and re-telling of the Antigone story. During an interview in 1998, Gambaro had this to say about her work: “I knew I was going to subvert Sophocles’ idea, in that I was going to speak with the voices of so many women in my country who have done the exact same thing as Antigone, who disobeyed Creon’s order and threw a handful of dirt over her brother’s body, enough to uphold the tradition of an honorable burial for the...

    04/17/12- 04/22/12

    Light Up The Sky by Moss Hart DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Light Up The Sky by Moss Hart Presented by University of Notre Dame-Film, Television, Theatre at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center April 17-April 22, 2012 Light Up the Sky (1948) is the last play written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Moss Hart. This backstage tale take a jaundiced view of the theatrical archetypes: the arrogant director, the diva leading lady and her acerbic, seen-it-all-before mother, the ambitious producer, the naïve new writer, and of course a garrulous parrot. Throw in a Shriners’ convention and you have the recipe for a madcap evening in and about the theatre. Fast-paced and full of reversals of fortune and...

• Past
  Events

  • Past Events

    01/19/12- 01/21/12	2012 Notre Dame Student Film Festival DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/21/11	FTT Talks presents Antonia Ellis and Kevin Fortson Eck Visitors' Center
    11/17/11	Latina Theater Today: New Voices Conference University of Notre Dame, McKenna Hall
    11/16/11- 11/20/11	Provenance by Anne García-Romero DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/04/11	William Mapother, Another Earth DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/03/11	Fred Nelson, President, People's Choice Awards DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/01/11	Silent Shakespeare: An Evening With Thanhouser Films DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/29/11- 10/09/11	The Secret in the Wings by Mary Zimmerman DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/29/11	FTT Talks: Mary Luckhurst University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    04/05/11- 04/10/11	The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    04/01/11- 04/02/11	Notre Dame Undergraduate Film & Television Conference DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    03/04/11	An Evening With Glass City Films Browning Cinema
    02/26/11	Films and Faith Weekend: Ajami DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/26/11	Films and Faith Weekend: A Serious Man DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/25/11	Films and Faith Weekend: Vision DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/17/11- 02/27/11	Proof by David Auburn, directed by Cheryl Turski DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/11/11	FTT Talks: An Evening with Larry Karaszewski, Screenwriter Browning Cinema
    01/20/11- 01/22/11	22nd Annual Notre Dame Student Film Festival DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/11/10- 11/21/10	Boy Gets Girl by Rebecca Gilman, directed by Siiri Scott DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/11/10	Notre Dame iNDustry Alliance Alumni Filmmaker Series Presents: Stephen Susco, Screenwriter Browning Cinema
    10/25/10	FTT Talks presents Rolin Jones University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    10/07/10	FTT Talks Presents Tony Stoller University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    10/01/10- 10/02/10	Days and Nights of a Filmmaker: A Tribute to Jill Godmilow DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/30/10- 10/10/10	The Bible: The Complete Word of God (abridged) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/30/10	FTT Talks presents Natalija Nogulich, Actress and Director University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    04/23/10- 04/24/10	Fourth Annual Midwest Undergraduate Film and Television Conference DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    04/13/10- 04/18/10	Blithe Spirit DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/25/10	Ftt Talks presents José Rivera Annenberg Auditorium
    02/23/10- 02/28/10	Natural Selection DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/19/10- 02/21/10	Films and Faith: Faith and Doubt DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/05/10	FTT Talks Presents Danielle Beverly Browning Cinema
    01/29/10	FTT Talks Presents Sterlin Harjo Browning Cinema
    01/21/10- 01/23/10	Notre Dame Student Film Festival Browning Cinema
    12/01/09	Arts-Based Research on Stage: Writing Out of History and into the Theatre DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/17/09- 11/19/09	First Harvest DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/10/09- 11/15/09	The Sugar Wife DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/09/09	FTT Talks presents: Shades of Grey Browning Cinema
    10/29/09	FTT Talks presents Kevin Yoder: Defining The Line: Content, Commerce and the Business of Entertainment University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    10/06/09- 10/10/09	New Playwrights Workshop Presents Cargo and Scattered Voices DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/24/09	FTT Talks Presents: Douglas Lieblin-Writer & Producer for Disney University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
    09/17/09	Rick Altman Presents The Living Nickelodeon Browning Cinema
    09/11/09	Vanaja (2006) and Cinematographer Alan McIntyre Smith Browning Cinema
    04/21/09	FTT Talks presents: Katie O’Connell - The Transforming TV Industry University of Notre Dame, DeBartolo Hall
    03/31/09- 04/05/09	Our Town DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    03/19/09	Catherine Allan Browning Cinema
    02/24/09- 03/01/09	Guernica DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/20/08	FTT Talks Presents: Chul Heo of Korea University University of Notre Dame, Hesburgh Center Auditorium
    11/11/08- 11/16/08	The Dispute DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/05/08	FTT Talks Presents: Nicholas Bonner, Co-Producer of 'Crossing the Line' Eck Visitors' Center
    09/23/08- 09/28/08	Spurt of Blood DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/18/08	Theresa Rebeck, presented by University of Notre Dame FTT Talks Browning Cinema
    04/11/08- 04/12/08	Midwest Undergraduate Film Conference DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    04/08/08- 04/19/08	The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/19/08	FTT Talks presents Jeffrey Stepakoff : The Rise of the Writer in Hollywood Browning Cinema
    01/23/08- 01/25/08	The Taming of the Shrew Washington Hall
    11/13/07	Katie O'Connell-Developing Prime-Time Television Browning Cinema
    11/13/07- 11/18/07	A Bright Room Called Day DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    10/08/07- 10/12/07	Savage in Limbo DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    10/05/07	We in Cinema DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    10/02/07	De-constructing a Controversial Masterpiece: The Birth of a Nation DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/12/07- 09/14/07	Macbeth Washington Hall
    05/03/07	FTT Talks Presents: Randy Olson, Filmmaker DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    04/29/07	Bread & Puppet Theater: Everything Is Fine Circus University of Notre Dame, Stepan Center
    04/17/07- 04/22/07	The Threepenny Opera DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    04/04/07	Adam Kane: Behind the Camera DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    03/27/07	Lee Young-Lan: A Petal DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/27/07- 03/04/07	The Mousetrap DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/08/07	FTT Talks Presents Jim O'Doherty DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/15/06	Filmmakers For The Prosecution: Securing The Film Evidence Of Nazi Crimes DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/07/06- 11/17/06	Big Love DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    09/13/06- 09/15/06	Hamlet Washington Hall
    03/28/06- 04/09/06	Salome DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    02/22/06- 02/25/06	The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare [SOLD OUT] DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    01/20/06- 01/22/06	ND Student Film Festival DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    11/08/05- 11/20/05	Design for Living DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
    10/08/05	New Zealand's Jack- Of-All Trades Aesthetics Of The #8 Wire DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

• Media
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  • Media Reviews

    • Event Name: 2012 Notre Dame Student Film Festival
      Article: Notre Dame film festival this week
      South Bend Tribune - Entertainment - Jan 15, 2012
      By Staff

      The 23rd annual University of Notre Dame Student Film Festival takes place at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts.
      
      The festival features films ranging from 3 minutes to 12 minutes… Expand

      The 23rd annual University of Notre Dame Student Film Festival takes place at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts.
      
      The festival features films ranging from 3 minutes to 12 minutes in length that were made as class projects during the past year by students studying filmmaking in the department of film, television and theater. All of the films were shot on location, most in the South Bend area. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Secret in the Wings by Mary Zimmerman
      Article: South Bend - The Secret in the Wings
      Examiner - Oct 04, 2011
      By Zorina Exie J. Frey

      In this video interview, two actors in the play "The Secret in the Wings" by Mary Zimmerman discuss the play. As actors, they make some very insightful comments about the production. Scroll down to the back box for the video. Expand

      In this video interview, two actors in the play "The Secret in the Wings" by Mary Zimmerman discuss the play. As actors, they make some very insightful comments about the production. Scroll down to the back box for the video. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Secret in the Wings by Mary Zimmerman
      Article: “Secret” brings surreal, creepy take on familiar tales to life for stage
      Notre Dame Observer - Oct 04, 2011
      By Brenna Williams

      Observer Scene writer Brenna Williams gives a solid and candid "The Secret in the Wings" review. Photographs by Suzanna Pratt accompany the article. Expand

      Observer Scene writer Brenna Williams gives a solid and candid "The Secret in the Wings" review. Photographs by Suzanna Pratt accompany the article. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare
      Article: The Two Gentlemen of Verona
      The Observer - Apr 04, 2011
      By Courtney Cox, Associate Scene Editor

      This year the Film, Television and Theatre Department's spring production combines all the enthusiasm of student-run shows with the precision and training of professional theatre. The Department will join for the first time with the Notre Dame Shakes… Expand

      This year the Film, Television and Theatre Department's spring production combines all the enthusiasm of student-run shows with the precision and training of professional theatre. The Department will join for the first time with the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival to present "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" this week.
      
      The play is among the lesser-known works of Shakespeare, which will give new audiences a chance to experience it without any preconceived notions about how the play should be performed. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare
      Article: Young love drives 'Verona' at ND
      South Bend Tribune - Apr 03, 2011
      By MARYJANE SLABY, South Bend Tribune Staff Writer

      “What is this girl thinking?”
      
      At first, University of Notre Dame senior Lucy Lavely could not relate to Julia in William Shakespeare’s “The Two Gentlemen of Verona.”
      
      So Lavely imagined Julia’s conversations with her friends.… Expand

      “What is this girl thinking?”
      
      At first, University of Notre Dame senior Lucy Lavely could not relate to Julia in William Shakespeare’s “The Two Gentlemen of Verona.”
      
      So Lavely imagined Julia’s conversations with her friends. She remembered what it was like to have her first boyfriend in high school. Lavely even found music, movies and posters that Julia would like. She learned not to judge Julia and to be on her side. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare
      "Outreach Specialist"
      Review posted by: Chris Sopczynski from South Bend, IN, Apr 06, 2011
      

      I've seen this play twice and it is quite funny. It's refreshing to see a Shakespeare play set in the late 1950's, early 1960's. The music chosen is from this same time period and makes for a... Expand

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      I've seen this play twice and it is quite funny. It's refreshing to see a Shakespeare play set in the late 1950's, early 1960's. The music chosen is from this same time period and makes for a pleasant environment; it causes you to really nestle into the play's time period. This is a great performance by Notre Dame students and a fabulous way to close the theatre season. When you see the performance, watch the servants-they provide great comic relief. I'd highly recommend 'Two Gents" with its great costumes, acting, lighting, sound effects, and set design. Hats off to Donald Carrier, director, for a wonderful production. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Dispute
      "The Dispute - a delightful comedy"
      Comment posted by: Chris from South Bend, IN, Nov 12, 2008
      

      I took great joy in watching The Dispute last evening. This 18th century comedy is about the "attraction" between the sexes, clearly holds true today. The setting is in the late 1950's. It's quite... Expand

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      I took great joy in watching The Dispute last evening. This 18th century comedy is about the "attraction" between the sexes, clearly holds true today. The setting is in the late 1950's. It's quite clear that the actors are having fun on stage. The costumes were wonderful. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Spurt of Blood
      "Excellent interpretation of a notoriously challenging text"
      Review posted by: Laura W. from South Bend, Sep 26, 2008
      

      Kudos to Mark Pilkinton and his student performers for taking on Artaud's difficult Surrealist mini- drama. The performance offers two consecutive interpretations of "Spurt of Blood": a fairly... Expand

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      Kudos to Mark Pilkinton and his student performers for taking on Artaud's difficult Surrealist mini- drama. The performance offers two consecutive interpretations of "Spurt of Blood": a fairly straightforward reading of the text (particularly helpful for those who have not read Artaud before), followed by a fully staged, no-holds-barred romp. As usual, ND's FTT students (the cast of "Spurt of Blood" consists entirely of FTT majors, and it shows) take risks, and the audience reaps the rewards. If you can get a ticket before it sells out, do it. Please note: This is definitely not a show for children because of language and sexual situations. Collapse

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