And just like that, this semester's student work is up and going! First up is Tabula Rasa x UCYA's first production of the semester- "Miss Julie," written by August Strindberg and directed by Chloe Jewell. Jewell's adaption of this literary classic focuses on the interactions and relationships of Miss Julie (Fiona Ross) and Jean (Josh Ramsdell) as Jean serves as a … [Read more...] about Student Work Update
Have you ever wanted to work behind the scenes of a live production? Have you hoped to get hired under a paid contract at a professional equity theatre? Tent Theatre, located right here on Missouri State's campus in Springfield, Missouri, is looking for its next young professionals to work the technical aspects of the 58th season in summer of 2020. Positions include … [Read more...] about The Technical Side of Tent Theatre
As the final curtain call has taken place, and Amélie comes to a close, we would like to take time and honor our Scenic Designer for this show, Robert Little. At the end of this year, Robert will be retiring, and the Theatre and Dance department will truly miss having him around. Robert has an MFA from Brandeis University and is a member of United Scenic Artists. Robert also … [Read more...] about Thank You, Robert Little.
Missouri State University's Department of Theatre and dance is always up to something new and exciting. This semester is no exception! Normally, the Fall semester here at MSU is more focused on the T in T&D, but this semester is unique. This year, we will feature the traditional Fall Dance Concert, and two additional dance pieces on top of this. The exciting thing about all … [Read more...] about Fall Full of Dance.
The theatre and dance department will host renowned guest scholar Lynne Conner at Coger Theatre Oct. 19. A reception in the Craig Hall lobby will follow. Taking serious arts to the streets Conner’s presentation, “Please Don’t Turn Off Your Cell Phone: The Changing Culture of 21st-Century Arts Audiences," explores why Americans shy away from talking about serious arts like … [Read more...] about Guest scholar to present Oct. 19, asks why audiences have stopped talking about arts