News from SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film
Video: SD Fringe Festival Goes to the Movies at SDSU
May 22San Diego International Fringe Festival adds film to its lineup with the debut of the SDSU Emerging Filmmakers Showcase, spotlighting student talent and expanding to a new campus venue.
SDSU Alumni Spotlight, Rick Schuiteman (‘95)
May 16Meet SDSU Alumnus Rick Schuiteman (‘95). While at SDSU, Rick studied theater, which led him to work in the entertainment department at SeaWorld, where he stayed for 34 years.
Scott Summerfield fell in love with SDSU and now helps others do the same.
May 7Scott Summerfield is a Bay Area native who came to San Diego State University and fell in love with the city, the campus, the athletics, and the beach.
SDSU School of Theatre, Television & Film Announces Outstanding Students
May 1Celebrating excellence in performance, production, and design, the School honors five standout students whose talent and dedication have left a lasting impact on SDSU’s creative community
SDSU NewsCenter: SDSU Theatre presents Broadway hit musical ‘Rent’ from May 2-8
Apr 30The show tackles powerful themes like addiction, poverty, and HIV/AIDS, delivering a captivating story filled with unforgettable characters and a moving message about love, hope, and living without regrets.
Eight actors, one Hamlet: How SDSU Theatre’s portrayal of ‘Hamlet’ seeks to explore family trauma, identity and a fragmented mind
Apr 22The iconic Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet is known for its tortured main character. SDSU Theater challenges the role with eight female led versions of the doomed prince
SDSU Theatre presents Broadway hit musical “Rent” from May 2-8
Apr 16The show tackles powerful themes like addiction, poverty, and HIV/AIDS, delivering a captivating story filled with unforgettable characters and a moving message about love, hope, and living without regrets.
SDSU Presents a Unique Take on Hamlet April 10-19
Apr 16Eight female and non-binary actors play Hamlet in the School of Theatre, Television & Film’s unconventional production.
SDUT: Spring Arts Preview 2025: For theater artist Michael Amira Temple, service to the community comes first
Mar 19Theater artist and educator Michael Amira Temple recently reflected on her childhood growing up in southeastern San Diego and where she is today.
Daily Aztec: Student performers shine like stars at the 2025 Skull and Dagger Uncaged Festival
Mar 13The festival, titled “A Night Under the Stars,” showcased artistic work made by students for students in a vivid and diverse collection of performances
