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Himeyuri is a new original student production at UCLA inspired by the lesser-known history of the Okinawa Mass Suicides during WWII. The story follows teenagers trying to survive the emotional and moral chaos of war through their friendships, fears, love, loyalty, and fractured ideals, while also exploring how those memories continue to echo decades later.
Moving between past and present, the show asks what happens to people after survival - what gets passed down, what gets buried, and what history chooses to remember.
TFT Musical Theater alum Izzy Escobar is coming to campus next Tuesday, May 19, to talk about landing her original song "Evergreen Avenue" in The Devil Wears Prada 2. We're going to get into the full story: how the placement happened, what the creative process looked like, and how she's navigated the industry since graduating.
It's a free, intimate conversation and space is limited. Grab your spot now if you haven't already.
Tuesday, May 19 | 11am - 12pm | TFT Wellness Center, Macgowan 1154
RSVP here: https://forms.gle/YDiMbzbWDRyStEVP6
Career Pathways Summit on May 21-22, two days of panels and industry networking featuring screenwriter Billy Ray, producer Susan Cartsonis, casting director Barbara McCarthy, and more. Our Night One kickoff will feature a screening and Q&A with our very own Dean Celine!
Career Pathways Summit | May 21-22 | UCLA TFT Campus
Register here: tinyurl.com/tftcareerpathsummit | Full program guide can be viewed here.
The award nominated satire returns with a final third act to take the ick out of politics!
Please join Presidential candidate, Tom Ryan, and his campaign staff to watch the live results of this historic election as he hopes to follow in the Presidential steps of his father.
Nominated for the Theater Theater Playwright Award in 2024, it’s time to Vote for Tom Ryan one last time.
Use code ELECTION for discounted tickets.
More info and tickets HERE
LABest Bioscience Conference Thursday, May 21st
Join us at LABest 2026 for an energetic afternoon of networking and riveting panels! A special $50 ticket is available and includes all afternoon sessions, unlimited snacks, scientific poster viewing and more.
The brand, new Creativity Commons features artistic leaders presenting on how art and science unite - “Ted Talk” style.
Thursday, May 21 from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center.
Speakers include
Michael Beckerman, Dean, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Jeff Burke, Associate Dean, Research and Creative Technology, UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television
Edith de Guzman, Cooperative Extension Specialist, UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
Nir Hindie, Founder, Business Artistry, Creative Leadership & Innovation Expert
Gigi Johnson, President, Rethink Next & Maremel Studio
The Atlanta Black Theatre Festival (ABTF) is excited to invite students to participate in the Dr. Doris Derby Collegiate Monologue Competition (DCMC) as part of their continued efforts to spotlight emerging collegiate talent.
This competition is designed to give student performers a platform to showcase their craft, gain visibility, and connect with a broader theatre community.
Competition Details
• Format: Virtual (Zoom)
• Date: August 1, 2026
• Time: 7:00 PM (EST)
• Application: Students must apply via the official Google Form (CLICK HERE)
• Application DEADLINE: July 15, 2026 @ 11:59 PM
• Broadcast: The competition will be live streamed on “Let’s Talk Theatre Live” (CLICK HERE)
• Awards: Winners will receive all-expense-paid travel to ABTF plus a cash prize
This opportunity allows students to perform in a professional, yet accessible setting while being seen by a wider audience beyond their institution.