How Grand Central Art Center Helped a Theatre Alum Land a Role in ‘Les Misérables’
Cal State Fullerton theatre arts alum Julie Cardia landed a role with the national touring company for the Broadway musical “Les Misérables.”
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Cracking the Code on ‘Criminal Minds’
Cal State Fullerton theatre arts alum Kirsten Vangsness plays Penelope Garcia in the hit CBS show and Paramount+ spinoff, “Criminal Minds.”
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‘Tacos With a Fork’: Theatre Student to Perform Original Show at Grand Central Art Center
Class of 2024 grad Christian De La Torre is the first student in CSUF’s devised theatre program to perform an original solo show.
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A Titan Steps Into a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Cal State Fullerton alumnus Omid Abtahi ’02 (B.A. communications-advertising) plays Dr. Penn Pershing in Disney+’s “The Mandalorian.”
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College of the Arts to Offer Complimentary Tickets for Students
All main stage theatre and dance shows, music performances and visual arts exhibitions will be complimentary for CSUF students beginning Oct. 1.
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From Disneyland to Universal Studios and Beyond: Alumna Creates Magic With Costume Design
Cal State Fullerton alumna, Karen Weller ’81 (M.F.A. theatre arts) has designed costumes for Disneyland Resort, Universal Studios Japan and more.
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Theatre Faculty Member Steps Into the World of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
Josh Grisetti, associate professor of theatre and dance at CSUF, plays a comedy writer in the Amazon Prime series, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”
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Musical Theatre Showcase Opens Doors to Future Careers in Entertainment
All 14 students who performed in the New York musical theatre showcase received a call from an agent, manager, casting director or production company.
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Costume Designer Takes Award-Winning Designs to International Stage
Hyun Sook Kim, professor of theatre and dance at Cal State Fullerton, will present her costume designs at an international conference in Prague this June.
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Telling ‘A Women’s Story’: Theater Professor’s Original Play Honors Greek Legend
Maria Cominis, professor of theatre and dance, was awarded a 2022 National Endowment for the Arts grant for her original story, “Women of Zalongo.”