Congratulations to Dr. Telory Arendell! Her research - which stands at the intersection of dance, theatre and disability studies - is featured in the 2018 issue of Mind's Eye. Here is an excerpt from her story: Audiences sometimes worry that without the familiar rhythms of the theatre, without clear heroes and villains and the promise of a resolution by final curtain, it … [Read more...] about Dr. Telory Arendell featured in Mind’s Eye
The Diary of Anne Frank will the first show of Missouri State University's Theatre and Dance Department's Main Stage season during the 2017/2018 school year. This play is written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett and is newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman from the book The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank. MSU's production of The Diary of Anne Frank will be directed by … [Read more...] about First Main Stage Show: The Diary of Anne Frank
Melanie Dreyer-Lude was recognized for excellence in Study Away programming, specifically within the category of community engagement. Dreyer-Lude drew upon her professional knowledge, academic focus and passion for cultural learning to develop Experiencing Uganda: Service Learning in Kampala and Gulu. Beginning in May 2016, Dreyer-Lude traveled with students on a three-week … [Read more...] about Melanie Dreyer-Lude recognized with Award for Excellence in Study Away Programming
Explore Scotland's culture, history and identity during this short-term Study Away experience. You'll enjoy the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the largest arts festival in the world, and the Edinburgh International Festival along with trips to Glasgow and the storied Scottish Highlands. Dance faculty Ruth Barnes will lead this trip to Scotland, where she has experience … [Read more...] about Study Away: Scotland
Each year, Missouri State arranges for acting, musical theatre and dance students to perform for and network with industry professionals in hotspots such as New York City and Los Angeles. Hannah Green lightly hops up and down, her high heels clicking the floor to a steady beat. A few feet away, Nick Driscoll’s mouth is awkwardly poised as he quietly emits … [Read more...] about Showcases ready acting, musical theatre and dance students for the next stage