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Four adults in farmers clothes, their faces lit, look up at a foreboding figure in a mask
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Jeff Liang
The allegory that is 'Animal Farm' examines the perils of unchecked power and privilege, the use of words as a political weapon, and revolutions that erode into regimes not unlike those they overthrew.

UCSB theater students take on Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm,’ a fable that still bites

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The Odyssey Project
A scene from LAUNCH PAD'S "Appoggiatura"

The Play’s the Thing
Helen Morales

Pilgrimage to Dollywood

Theater & Dance Presents 'Five Quiets'
LAUNCH PAD

LAUNCH PAD Previews 'Untitled IV By Ruth Markofsky'
Master Artists From Japan

Master Artists of Japan Bring Living Traditions to UCSB
Carmen — A Gypsy Biography

Carmen — A Mythic Female Figure
Bill T. Jones.

Talk by Award-Winning Choreographer Bill T. Jones Marks 20th Anniversary of UCSB's Michael Douglas Visiting Artist Program
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, played by Jeff Mills and BFA student Madelyn Robinson.

Naked Shakes Presents Stripped Down Version of ‘Macbeth’

Theater Troupe to Premiere Medieval — and Bawdy — French Farces at UCSB

UCSB Theater Arts Scholar Wins Prestigious Book Prize

New Book by UCSB Scholar Examines Early 20th-Century African American Film and Theater
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