News Archive for Theatre Performances
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HawkStrong: alumnus and veteran appointed CEO of Oakleaf Surgical Hospital
Jim Nemeth says his clinical skills may have been born in the Army, but his leadership skills were born at HFC.
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After a summer directing in New York City, John Michael Sefel prepares for a great year with HFC Theatre
HFC Director of Theatre Dr. John Michael Sefel is excited about the innovative and community-based theatre projects scheduled for the 2023-24 academic year.
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HawkStrong: Kat Peter led HFC’s Student Council in new directions
Kat Peter worked to overcome stereotypes and biases while leading sustainability efforts as the leader of Student Council for four years.
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Final play of Winter semester: “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)”
HFC does a hilarious spoof of Shakespeare in a madcap farce April 28-29. This is the last play of the academic year. We hope to see you there.
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Pizza and a Play with President Kavalhuna
President Kavalhuna invites you to a pizza dinner in the ASCC (L) Atrium, followed by the HFC production of the parody, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged).” Registration required.
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POSTPONED: The innovative “HFC23!” will be rescheduled
Scheduled for March 3, "HFC23!" has been postponed due to heavy snow. It will be rescheduled.
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HawkStrong: Dual enrollment student finds her voice at HFC
Acting class not only inspired Safa Alamiri to play the lead in a theatre production, but also to run for class president and speak to legislators.
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HawkPride: From architecture to acting -- on a national level
HFC Theatre alumnus John Toon has guest-starred on "The Equalizer," "American Horror Story," and "FBI." He loves the acting life.
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Get to Know HFC: Sharon Pearl Picking has a passion for higher education and classic movies
Sharon Pearl Picking's love of history, historical places, and film has no boundaries.
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HawkStrong: Jim Piché overcomes Guillain-Barré, resumes acting at HFC
Jim Piché refused to let Guillain-Barré Syndrome defeat him, regaining his mobility and returning to the stage at HFC.
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Join us for open Theatre auditions Jan. 25-26
All HFC students and employees are welcome to audition in the Adray Auditorium Jan. 25-26.
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Two performances in one: “5AM Pancakes” and “Tenderly”
HFC's two upcoming plays, “5AM Pancakes” and “Tenderly,” will be presented in single, 90-minute sessions Jan. 21-22 and 28-29. They are “a calming, positive love letter to all of us dealing with difficult times.”
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Kennedy Center recognizes HFC’s “The Passage” with Merit and Excellence awards
"The Passage," the first play of the 2022-23 season and the first play directed by HFC's new Director of Theatre John-Michael Sefel, was honored by the Kennedy Center.
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HawkStrong: Veteran Cheyenne Stephens finds her passion in business, education, and theatre
Attendinng HFC has opened many doors for Cheyenne Stephens, who plans to pursue multiple degrees and become a high school principal.
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HawkStrong: Courtnee Pruitt sang at Carnegie Hall; aspires to be stage manager
Courtnee Pruitt, who sang with the Detroit Youth Choir for seven years, will be a stage manager for HFC's production of “The Passage” in early December.
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Support Hawks’ Nest; get 50% off “The Passage” tickets
Help a good cause by donating non-perishable pantry items to the Hawks' Nest. You will stock the Hawks' Nest, and you'll get half off your ticket to "The Passage." HFC students and employees only.
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HFC presents “The Passage” Dec. 1-4
The HFC theatre season for 2022-23 begins with "The Passage," beginning Dec. 1 and running through Dec. 4.
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Get to Know HFC: Christopher Bremer is reinvigorated by the creativity of Theatre
Christopher Bremer is one of three generations of Bremers involved in HFC Theatre.
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HFC hosts open auditions for three plays on Sept. 8
Open auditions for three plays in the 2022-23 season will be Sept. 8. HFC students, faculty, staff, alumni, dual-enrolled students, HFEC students, and University of Michigan-Dearborn students are welcome to audition.
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HFC welcomes Dr. John Michael Sefel, Director of Theatre
Dr. John Michael Sefel joins the HFC faculty this fall as the new Director of Theatre. He is also a strong and experienced advocate for people with disabilities, partly due to personal experience.