News from SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film

Daily Aztec: ‘Bloodletting’ play brings the mysterious world of Filipino folklore to the SDSU Mainstage
Feb 24
The Daily Aztec

The first Theatre, Television, and Film performance of the semester thrilled audiences with a story of witchcraft and spirituality in a touching showcase of Filipino talent.
Daily Aztec: ‘Bloodletting’ play brings the mysterious world of Filipino folklore to the SDSU Mainstage
Feb 24
The Daily Aztec
SDSU Theatre presents “Bloodletting” combining the supernatural with the all-too-real
Feb 3
Ryan Walsh
Love’s Labor’s Lost Reimagined as a Motown Story Set in 1960’s Detroit
Dec 1
Allison Cone
Daily Aztec: SDSU Theater Review: ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’
Nov 3
The Daily Aztec
SDSU News Center: Birthing a Black Renaissance at SDSU
Oct 21
Aaron Burgin
The SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film announces Fall 2022 Season
Oct 18
Aleesia Benkey
India Education Diary: The Next Tony Award Winners Could Have An SDSU Program To Thank
Oct 15
India Education Diary
Daily Aztec: SDSU film and television studio to be built in Chula Vista
Oct 14
Noah Najib, Daily Aztec Contributor
Assistant Professor Mary Posatko joins School of Theatre, Television, and Film
Aug 27
Allison Cone

Mary Posatko is a filmmaker and professor originally from Delaware. Mary has directed and produced award-winning films including “Target Zero”, “All Fall Down” (co-directed and produced with Emily Topper), “Ain’t in it for my health: A film about Levon Helm.