College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

UOG Theatre

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

University of Guam Theatre

The University of Guam Theatre creates a space for majors of the Fine Arts Program pursuing the theatre track as well as UOG fine arts alumni and local playwrights to showcase their work.

The UOG Theatre puts on four productions each year at the Fine Arts Theatre on campus, ranging from the theatrical classics of Shakespeare to Tennessee Williams to Lorraine Hansberry. Additionally, locally relevant productions, such as “I’Famaloan,” “Pågat,” and student-written one acts have drawn from the community for text and inspired meaningful conversations about place and identity.

Scenes from two UOG Theatre productions have been invited to perform at the regional Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, with “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” being performed in Arizona and “Roshomon” being performed in Hawaii.

“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," April 2022. (From left) Mel Etumai as “Mitch,” Mariam Kuhja as “Rona,” and Jeffrey Morales as “Panch”

Rinisa Torres playing the part of Logainne in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” in April 2022.

“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," April 2022

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Upcoming Shows

An Iliad

Sept. 22-24
Sept. 29-Oct. 1

2022

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change

Nov. 10-12
Nov. 17-19

2022

CHamoru Play Festival

Feb. 23-25
March 2-4

2023

Pride & Prejudice

April 20-22
April 27-29

2023

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"The Tempest" by William Shakespeare (August 2022)

Director: Michelle Blas

Cast: Steven Torres, Rayanna Guzman, Eain Taijeron, Jesse Mantanona, and Joe Anderson

“The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde (June 2021)

Director: Michelle Blas

Cast: Robert Wang, James Aevermann, Sara Untalan, Stephanie Smith, Rayanna Guzman, Michelle Blas, Peter Verhoeff, and Justine Losinio.

"Macbeth" by William Shakespeare (December 2020)

Cast: Sam Cabatic, Steven Torres, Joey Datuin, Ean Taijeron, Robert Wang, Jesse Mantanona, Serf Mannaky, Kim Teves, Anna Prelosky, Hannah Elmore, Joyce Torres, and Sara Untalan