Theatre

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.”

HFC Theatre Arts is looking to cast its spring production of “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress” Dec. 8 and 11. Everyone is welcome to audition.

Help wanted! "Mamma Mia!" director is looking for actors and singers for spring production.

HFC Theatre Arts holds auditions for the musical “Mamma Mia!”, featuring the music of ABBA, Dec. 10 and Dec. 12

HFC will present four short plays Dec. 5-7. Tickets are $5.

Sasha Johnson credits HFC and Black and Brown Theatre in Detroit for jumpstarting her acting career.

“Mary Poppins” comes to HFC Nov. 15-24. The public is welcome.

HFC gave JET actors a place to rehearse while its new theater was being built.

HFC produces Oscar-winning screen-writer’s 2001 play.

Please join us for a retirement party for Gerry Dzuiblinski Saturday, June 8 at 3:00.

HFC thespians push the envelope with edgy plays.

HFC alumnus runs Hot Shots Self Taping in Studio City, Calif. and is a film actor.

Theatre Arts announces its winter production of Larry Shue's *The Foreigner,* running April 4-14 at the Adray Auditorium.

Six HFC Theater alumni are among the performers in this contemporary production of Shakespeare's longest, and arguably best-known, play.

The 38-seat Studio Theatre creates a close-knit setting for a weekend of comedy.

President Russell Kavalhuna, fifth from left, and his wife Courtney, sixth from left, joined the student cast of HFC's production, *The Laramie Project*, on stage during its opening weekend.

<em>The Laramie Project</em> details the reaction to the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student in Laramie, WY.