Shakespeare begins Act 4 of The Winter’s Tale with a monologue from “Time,” recapping the 16 years that pass between Acts 3 and 4. In 16 Winters, University of Iowa Playwriting alum Mary Hamilton imagines the journey that each character takes during this enchanted gap in time.

Experience the beloved annual celebration of the artistry of University of Iowa dance students and faculty.

Shakespeare begins Act 4 of The Winter’s Tale with a monologue from “Time,” recapping the 16 years that pass between Acts 3 and 4. In 16 Winters, University of Iowa Playwriting alum Mary Hamilton imagines the journey that each character takes during this enchanted gap in time.

Experience the beloved annual celebration of the artistry of University of Iowa dance students and faculty.

Shakespeare begins Act 4 of The Winter’s Tale with a monologue from “Time,” recapping the 16 years that pass between Acts 3 and 4. In 16 Winters, University of Iowa Playwriting alum Mary Hamilton imagines the journey that each character takes during this enchanted gap in time.

This performance will feature works choreographed by graduate student Olivia Farmerie from the University of Iowa Department of Dance.

A hilarious UI alum returns to the town where he cut his comedic teeth.

This performance will feature works choreographed by graduate student Olivia Farmerie from the University of Iowa Department of Dance.

Theatre Arts' spring auditions for performances are open to anyone, regardless of major!

This performance will feature works choreographed by graduate student Olivia Farmerie from the University of Iowa Department of Dance.