Principle Cast
Shamya Carter, Ava-Claire Matthews, Taniah Wiltz
Supporting Cast
Anne Brasseaux, Jack Fellows, Hunter Nastasi, Hunter Sparacino, Faalon Tatney
2026 Edinburgh Fringe Festival
If home is lost, destroyed and you have nothing left, and no one to turn to, what do you do? This show is about finding home. Using cutting edge projection, live video feed, original immersive media and unbridled, athletic enthusiasm, you will witness a wild odyssey toward a crazy version of home and belonging.
From the state of Louisiana in the deep south of the United States, LSU Theatre world premiere's their ninth new devised piece to the Fringe. Founding member of Diavolo, Nick Erickson, directs the company using dance, acrobatics and innovation to tell this timeless story.
Moments from the wild odyssey.
Headshots and credits for the company behind Homebound.
Shamya Carter, Ava-Claire Matthews, Taniah Wiltz
Anne Brasseaux, Jack Fellows, Hunter Nastasi, Hunter Sparacino, Faalon Tatney
A century-long tradition of training, performance, and innovation.
LSU Theatre has a long and rich tradition extending back to 1928. The undergraduate program offers a Bachelor of Arts with concentrations in arts administration; design/technology; film & television; performance; physical theatre; theatre studies. The graduate program offers the Master of Fine Arts with specializations in acting; costume technology and design; scenic technology and design; properties technology and the Doctor of Philosophy in theatre history, dramatic literature, and dramatic theory and criticism.
In 1992, Swine Palace was founded in association with LSU Theatre as a non-profit professional theatre company supporting the educational mission of the School of Theatre. Today, the School remains one of a handful of programs in the country with an affiliate Equity theatre providing our students the opportunity to work alongside leading professionals and giving our patrons access to some of the brightest talent in the country. In 2006, Swine Palace was awarded the Governor's Arts Award for Outstanding Large Arts Organization and the Racial Justice Award from the YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge. In 2007, Swine Palace's production of The Heidi Chronicles made a historic tour to Beijing and Shanghai, China. In 2014, Swine Palace produced the world premiere of Leigh Fondakowski's SPILL.
In 2010, LSU Theatre received the honor of being the only American university invited to perform in the renowned Young Theatre Festival in Seoul, South Korea, presenting Antigone with three performances at the NaeMo Theatre.
In Summer 2011, Swine Palace's 2007 world premiere production of Cocktail was one of 35 productions chosen by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology to represent the United States at the 2011 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, the world's largest theatre design exhibition and competition. Original designs by LSU Department of Theatre faculty E.J. Cho in sound design and James Murphy in set design, as well as LSU alumna Polly Boersig in costume design were on display at the exhibit.
Paradise at Augustines, Edinburgh.