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Live theatre has the power to disrupt, and Shakespeare’s relevant material moves all parties to face political realities, while emphasizing the urgency of such a task. This was clearly illustrated in the production of “Measure for Measure.” The play asks the audience to confront mortality (memento mori) as they consider questions of morality.
LOS ANGELES — Shakespeare on the Bluff returns to Loyola Marymount University this summer with free performances of the plot-shifting, tragicomedy “The Winter’s Tale,” and the Bard’s engaging dark comedy, “Measure for Measure.” Both shows…
On April 8th, during the annual Faculty Awards, three outstanding CFA faculty members were recognized for their exemplary contributions to the areas of scholarship, creative works, and service. Kevin Wetmore, professor of Theatre Arts…
Kevin Wetmore’s resume is 72 pages long, single spaced. The LMU professor of theatre arts and MFA Performance Pedagogy program director holds many titles. He’s a father, a spouse, a friend, a theatre historian, writer, actor, director, stage…
The Argonaut: It will be a summer of contrasts at Loyola Marymount University’s Shakespeare on the Bluff. “If you look back over our seasons, we tend to do a fun comedy first and then…
LOS ANGELES — Loyola Marymount University’s seventh Shakespeare on the Bluff summer festival features performances of “Much Ado About Nothing” June 20-22 and “Troilus & Cressida” July 18-20. The popular, free, and family-friendly event is presented…
“Hamilton, History and Hip-Hop: Essays on an American Musical,” edited by Professor of Theatre Arts Kevin Wetmore, offers a scholarly examination of the cultural phenomenon that is Hamilton, and includes an essay by LMU Professor Michael Genovese.
