Theatre – The Fordham Ram

Dance to Health at Manhattan’s Broadway Bodies

February 6, 2019

At Broadway Bodies, a Manhattan dance class, attendees are invited to learn “high-energy choreography in an incredibly achievable way.”

TOP Stages Successful “The Heiress”

October 24, 2018

By Kristen Egan This past weekend, Collins Auditorium welcomed an intimate audience to the Theatrical Outreach Program’s (TOP) successful three run showing of “The Heiress.” The audience was inv...

Mimes Celebrates Spooky Season with “Addams”

October 17, 2018

By Emma Maliborski In Collins Auditorium this weekend, a stunning cast of characters welcomed audience members into the Halloween spirit with a looming haunted house set and a show packed with on-p...

“On the Line” Inspires Hope

October 17, 2018

By Shelby Daniel Simon Godfrey Rodriguez, GSB ’20, spent about a year creating the story and writing the script for “On the Line.” He enlisted co-creator Charlotte Utschig, FCRH ’21, to comp...

My Fair Lady Shines at Lincoln Center

September 26, 2018

By Pantho Sayed We have all taken things for granted. Some things are so common in our daily lives that we stop noticing them. It is only when they do not work or are completely gone that we realize ...

Lights Up on New Semester for FET

September 12, 2018

By Ryan Di Corpo Fordham Experimental Theatre (FET) has begun its new season including poetry nights, comedy shows and a musical production, among other performance opportunities. FET, establish...

FET Stages Production of “Rhinoceros”

April 18, 2018

By Ryan Di Corpo In his 1936 autobiography “For My Legionaries,” Romanian fascist politician Corneliu Zelea Codreanu sought to “solve the Jewish problem” through the formation of “the new ma...

‘Lobby Hero’: A Play for Every New Yorker

April 11, 2018

By Shelby Daniel There have been plenty of shows about unique characters in New York trying to find themselves, which is why the basic idea of "Lobby Hero" made me slightly hesitant to venture to se...

TOP Finds Comedy in Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard

March 8, 2018

By Ryan Di Corpo How can 14 actors gleam humor and satire from the story of 20th century Russian aristocrats who are pressured into auctioning their estate and then allow for the destruction of the...

“Noises Off” Makes a Bang

November 16, 2017

By Elizabeth Smislova Watching the Mimes and Mummers production of “Noises Off” was like watching myself go through senior year. In the hilarious play about a play written by Michael Frayn and d...

Playwrights’ Festival Showcases Fordham Talent

November 8, 2017

By Shelby Daniel Fordham Experimental Theater (FET) hosted their annual Playwrights’ Festival over Family Weekend, delighting Fordham students and family members alike. The Festival featured three student-written...

“Anastasia” Invokes a “Journey to the Past”

October 4, 2017

A classic question adults ask children is “Who’s your favorite Disney princess?” It is a loaded question that requires extensive research and soul-searching. While I did like Belle and Ariel, I a...