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Department of Theatre and Cinema

The Department of Theatre and Cinema is committed to teaching, learning and nurturing the development of creative, well-rounded theatre artists to work individually and collaboratively to solve problems, build community and meet the challenges of a diverse world.

Students performing The Jungle Book

When an unanticipated attraction develops between two friends which ignites a response so violent it nearly kills them, one struggles to survive as the other tries to pick up the pieces. Stop Kiss by Diana Son is a quirky yet moving play of self-discovery, tolerance and love in a sometimes-unforgiving world. (This play contains mature themes: discrimination, sexual content and adult language.)

Stop Kiss By Diana Son graphic

Annie Bolte’s Highlander history goes a little further back than just her freshman year – her parents, John “Stoney” Bolt, M.A. ’92, and Virginia “Jenny” Leadbetter-Bolte ’89, met while they were students at Radford, and now Annie is finding her place at Radford.

  • Music and theater students and faculty will experience a unique wellness workshop and collaborate with Canadian educators and mental health professionals to perform Die Schöne Müllerin.

    Actors Aspen Ramsey, Kyla Gilcrest and Sarah Lindsay Merriman review materials in preparation for their roles in “Die Schöne Müllerin.
  • This week: Matt Shields takes charge at Mill Mountain Theatre; Associate Professor of Music Dave Rivers reveals the surprising fuel that drove some of our most beloved Christmas songs into the canon; and Marty Smith ’98 hits the links to cover Tiger Woods’ new TGL golf league.

    The Radford University seal, part of the fence that circles the campus fountain, is decorated with a holiday branch.
  • Radford University celebrated the opening of the Artis Center for Adaptive Innovation and Creativity with a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony on Sept. 5.

    Artis Center ribbon-cutting