Mansfield’s book “Wisdom Lights the Way, Virginia Wesleyan’s First Half Century," major developments energized the campus community at the outset of the fall 1981 semester. It also provided audiences with previews from “The Tempest” and performances from the VWU Choirs, Jazz Ensemble, and Orchestra. Stephen Mansfield, University Archivist and Vice President and Dean Emeritus, Shirley Hurd, actor/director and wife of late theatre professor Bentley Anderson, and current music and theatre faculty. Rick Hite, Emeritus Professor of Theatre, Dr. The weekend featured a special panel with Dr. Sally Shedd, VWU's fall 2018 production of " The Tempest" will hit the stage October 24-28.Įarlier this month, during Homecoming and Family Weekend, theatre and music alumni came home for an Arts Showcase-a retrospective of programs in Hofheimer Theater through the years. Directed by Batten Professor of Theatre Dr. Goode Fine and Performing Arts Center-Hofheimer Theater will close this mainstage space as it opened, with a revisit of the Shakespearean classic. Hofheimer Theater first opened its doors in fall 1981 with William Shakespeare's “The Tempest.” And this fall-as Virginia Wesleyan prepares for the spring 2019 opening of the Susan S. We are such stuffĪs dreams are made on, and our little lifeĮdward D.
Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolveĪnd, like this insubstantial pageant faded, The solemn temples, the great globe itself, The cloud-capp'd towers, the gorgeous palaces, These our actors,Īnd, like the baseless fabric of this vision, VWU bids farewell to Hofheimer Theater, closing as it opened, with The Tempest
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