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This episode of WDIY's Influence Unplugged: Celebrating Black Legacy features Kashi Johnson, theatre professor, director, and artist, sharing how her journey from studying computer science to pursuing theatre transformed her understanding of what's possible. From the importance of representation in the arts to bringing underrepresented stories, including her new work "The House That Will Not Stand," Johnson explores the role theatre can play in deepening understanding, connection, and community.

The Lehigh Department of Theater explored the moral debate of acceptable compromises to achieve dark desires in the reimagined Jacobean production of “Witch.”

The film and television set designer spent a day with theatre students talking about live events, careers and how a hunch can change a life.

Premiering April 10, the Lehigh University Department of Theatre and Music brings Sondheim and Lapine's Tony Award-winning masterpiece to dazzling life

How One Student Bridges Early Modern Drama and Contemporary Design

Lehigh Theatre champions academic diversity through student-led productions and class opportunities.

Spencer Duff’s future is illuminated by possibility. As he reflects on the last three years at Lehigh Duff, of Newark, Delaware will graduate in May with an (IDEAS), a national undergraduate theatre award and plans to pursue a Master of Fine Arts in Lighting Design in San Diego this fall.

Celeste Varricchio ’73, producing artistic director and founder of Mosaic Dance Theater Company, cut her theater chops in Lehigh’s Mustard and Cheese Club — and set the stage for her future investment in Lehigh’s theater opportunities for students.

When theatregoers see a set designed by Lehigh associate professor of theatre Will Lowry, they’re seeing the result of a creative journey.

Audiences attending the off-Broadway premiere of the play House of Telescopes entered a magical world fashioned collaboratively by three Lehigh theatre faculty and an alumnus of its theatre program.

Director Héctor Alvarez explores a form of theater that breaks the rules of traditional drama.

Two theatre professors use a first-year seminar to explore the question of whether artificial intelligence can create art.