CoNewly Admitted Students

By Sarah DeLappe 
Directed by Rachael Swartz 

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team.  As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives. 

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Individual ticket sales open July 2022

By Sarah DeLappe
Directed by Rachael Swartz

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team. As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives.

Individual ticket sales open July 2022

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By Sarah DeLappe
Directed by Rachael Swartz

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team. As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives.

Individual ticket sales open July 2022

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By Sarah DeLappe
Directed by Rachael Swartz

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team. As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives.

This performance is presented as part of our matinee program.

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By Sarah DeLappe
Directed by Rachael Swartz

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team. As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives.

Individual ticket sales open July 2022

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By Sarah DeLappe
Directed by Rachael Swartz

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves (a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist) follows a high school women’s soccer team. As they prepare for weekly games, the Wolves challenge and support one another through moments that will define their lives.

Individual ticket sales open July 2022

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The Keith Harris Scenic Design Gallery, located in the balcony lobby of the Main Stage Theatre, houses an abridged overview of renderings and maquettes that Harris made while creating over fifty scenic designs for UW-Parkside stages. The drawings and maquettes in the gallery functioned as an introduction to the design process and as a production tool. They were made for thinking and planning. They provided a vocabulary for collaboration and were integral to the final fabrication of the set. However, upon viewing these pieces assembled here, the public is invited to see them for what they truly are: works of art.

In celebration of the opening of the Keith Harris Scenic Design Gallery, this supplemental display is on view now through July 6.

Alan Goldsmith’s art reflects his varied and fascinating life. He has exhibited at Wisconsin museums in Kenosha, Racine, Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Appleton, among other state and national exhibitions. Travel, specifically his lifelong passion for the study of all things Egypt, influences his work. Beyond Egypt, he spent time in England, France, Germany, China, the former USSR, Egypt, Turkey, and Croatia. At Parkside, Goldsmith taught graphic design, web design, package design, typography, digital photography and computer illustration. He retired as Professor Emeritus in 2011.

The full Alan Goldsmith Memorial Exhibition opens July 20. This preview is on view now through July 6.

Alan Goldsmith’s art reflects his varied and fascinating life. He has exhibited at Wisconsin museums in Kenosha, Racine, Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Appleton, among other state and national exhibitions. Travel, specifically his lifelong passion for the study of all things Egypt, influences his work. Beyond Egypt, he spent time in England, France, Germany, China, the former USSR, Egypt, Turkey, and Croatia. At Parkside, Goldsmith taught graphic design, web design, package design, typography, digital photography and computer illustration. He retired as Professor Emeritus in 2011.

The full Alan Goldsmith Memorial Exhibition opens July 20. This preview is on view now through July 6.

Alan Goldsmith’s art reflects his varied and fascinating life. He has exhibited at Wisconsin museums in Kenosha, Racine, Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Appleton, among other state and national exhibitions. Travel, specifically his lifelong passion for the study of all things Egypt, influences his work. Beyond Egypt, he spent time in England, France, Germany, China, the former USSR, Egypt, Turkey, and Croatia. At Parkside, Goldsmith taught graphic design, web design, package design, typography, digital photography and computer illustration. He retired as Professor Emeritus in 2011.

The full Alan Goldsmith Memorial Exhibition opens July 20. This preview is on view now through July 6.