Baylor University Theatre
Baylor University Department of Theatre Arts
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Description
The Baylor University Department of Theatre Arts is an elite program combining an excellent liberal arts education with rigorous training in both academic and artistic fields of theatre study. The department has been named among the top undergraduate theatre programs in the United States and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre.
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EVENTS
An Enemy of the People
When Dr. Tessa Stockmann discovers toxic contamination in her small town's water supply, she turns to her sister Mayor Patricia Stockmann, expecting unwavering support. But when exposing the truth could devastate their economically fragile community, the sisters find themselves on opposite sides of an increasingly bitter divide. As scientific truths collide with economic pressure and free speech becomes a luxury their town can't afford, this bold adaptation of Ibsen's classic explores moral courage, family bonds, and the complex price of doing what you believe is right-even when right and wrong aren't as clear as they seem.
An Enemy of the People
When Dr. Tessa Stockmann discovers toxic contamination in her small town's water supply, she turns to her sister Mayor Patricia Stockmann, expecting unwavering support. But when exposing the truth could devastate their economically fragile community, the sisters find themselves on opposite sides of an increasingly bitter divide. As scientific truths collide with economic pressure and free speech becomes a luxury their town can't afford, this bold adaptation of Ibsen's classic explores moral courage, family bonds, and the complex price of doing what you believe is right-even when right and wrong aren't as clear as they seem.
An Enemy of the People
When Dr. Tessa Stockmann discovers toxic contamination in her small town's water supply, she turns to her sister Mayor Patricia Stockmann, expecting unwavering support. But when exposing the truth could devastate their economically fragile community, the sisters find themselves on opposite sides of an increasingly bitter divide. As scientific truths collide with economic pressure and free speech becomes a luxury their town can't afford, this bold adaptation of Ibsen's classic explores moral courage, family bonds, and the complex price of doing what you believe is right-even when right and wrong aren't as clear as they seem.
An Enemy of the People
When Dr. Tessa Stockmann discovers toxic contamination in her small town's water supply, she turns to her sister Mayor Patricia Stockmann, expecting unwavering support. But when exposing the truth could devastate their economically fragile community, the sisters find themselves on opposite sides of an increasingly bitter divide. As scientific truths collide with economic pressure and free speech becomes a luxury their town can't afford, this bold adaptation of Ibsen's classic explores moral courage, family bonds, and the complex price of doing what you believe is right-even when right and wrong aren't as clear as they seem.