UCSB Presents Molière’s ‘Tartuffe’

Theater Program Offers Up Classic Play

UCSB Dept. of Theater and Dance presents 'Tartuffe' | Credit: David Bazemore Photo

Everything that actor, director, and professor of theater Julie Fishell does, she does with style. Whether she’s onstage delivering a blistering wisecrack as the eccentric matriarch in Enid Graham’s new play, What Martha Did, or reimagining the musical Cabaret as an immersive theater-in-the-round experience — as she did a couple of seasons ago for the UCSB theater program — there’s the sense that Fishell is profoundly connected to a rich theatrical tradition. Having served on the faculty of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for more than 20 years, this Juilliard graduate comes to her work with UCSB’s BFA students as one of the most experienced and sophisticated instructors of acting in the country. 

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