Stories

For Logan Lowery, some of his most meaningful college moments happened both on stage and behind the mask. Alongside performances in productions like Merrily We Roll Along and The Odyssey, the musical theatre major spent three years as SuperFrog, bringing energy and spirit to TCU fans across campus and beyond.

From arena concerts to Broadway to Disney World, the stage keeps growing. The spectacle of stage production is a growing business and why Texas Christian University’s College of Fine Arts is adding a bachelor of fine arts in stage, event and production management this fall.

For more than two decades, “Ellis Island: The Dream of America” has been a collaboration between the Department of Theatre and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra (FWSO). Directed by Professor of Theatre Harry Parker, Ph.D., the multimedia performance blends orchestral music, historical narration and imagery to tell the stories of immigrants arriving in America through Ellis Island in the early 20th century.

Associate Professor of Theatre Ian Loveall, M.F.A., served as associate scenic designer in collaboration with Las Vegas–based Andy Walmsley Entertainment, contributing to a large-scale immersive environment for a corporate event for an artificial intelligence company.

Associate Professor of Theatre Lydia Mackay, M.F.A., is known regionally for her stage work, but she’s recognized internationally for her voice-over work on acclaimed anime series, all with devoted followings.

Congratulations to Department of Theatre student Henry Cawood ’26, recipient of the prestigious Howard Vincent Kurtz Emerging Theatre Artist Award! This esteemed honor is presented annually to a student who demonstrates exceptional talent and dedication, with a focus on nurturing their growth in the field of theatre.