Theatre

"Leo's Big Day Out" is family-friendly fun for audiences of all ages, especially children. This theatre-musical collaboration makes its national onstage debut at HFC Nov. 18-19.

President Kavalhuna invites you to a pizza dinner in the ASCC Atrium, followed by the HFC production of "Leo's Big Day Out." Please register so we will know you are attending. The play is fully suitable for all ages.

The HFC Theatre Club provides a home away from home for any HFC student interested in theatre and the arts.

Jim Nemeth says his clinical skills may have been born in the Army, but his leadership skills were born at HFC.

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.

Kat Peter worked to overcome stereotypes and biases while leading sustainability efforts as the leader of Student Council for four years.

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.

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.

Scheduled for March 3, "HFC23!" has been postponed due to heavy snow. It will be rescheduled.

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.

HFC Theatre alumnus John Toon has guest-starred on "The Equalizer," "American Horror Story," and "FBI." He loves the acting life.

Sharon Pearl Picking's love of history, historical places, and film has no boundaries.

Jim Piché refused to let Guillain-Barré Syndrome defeat him, regaining his mobility and returning to the stage at HFC.

All HFC students and employees are welcome to audition in the Adray Auditorium Jan. 25-26.

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.”

"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.

Attendinng HFC has opened many doors for Cheyenne Stephens, who plans to pursue multiple degrees and become a high school principal.

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.

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.

The HFC theatre season for 2022-23 begins with "The Passage," beginning Dec. 1 and running through Dec. 4.

Christopher Bremer is one of three generations of Bremers involved in HFC Theatre.

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.

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.

Theatre performances return to HFC with Alan Ball's “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress.”