Performing arts as a tool for human connection
From studio to stage, music, theatre, and dance faculty podcasts explore the performing arts as a tool for fostering human connections, healing, and growth.
Category Archives: School of Music, Theatre, and Dance
CSU senior, Annabelle Gauthier honored with the USITT Stage Management Award
CSU senior, Annabelle Gauthier honored with the USITT Stage Management Award.
Broadway star Kate Baldwin speaks with CSU Theatre students
Tony Nominated Broadway star Kate Baldwin recently spoke with CSU Musical Theatre students about finding her path to New York City and Broadway. Ms. Baldwin shared over Zoom, providing insight about how she learned to find the right audition material throughout her career and her extraordinary experiences working on shows with legends like Bette Midler and Bernadette Peters.
Activist and arts creator Harvey Fierstein talks with CSU Theatre students
Four-time Tony Award-winner Harvey Fierstein, actor, playwright, screenwriter, and icon, will Zoom with CSU Theatre students, staff, and faculty on Thursday, Feb 13. Fierstein is a national treasure. He is not only a supremely accomplished creative artist but also a social justice icon who has been writing, performing, and fighting for human and civil rights […]
CSU Theatre Student, Ruby Duka Wins Award at the National Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
Ruby Duka, Colorado State University Theatre major (Jr. BA, Musical Theatre Concentration) won second place honors in sound design at the National Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) in Washington, D.C., April 21, 2024. Each April the Kennedy Center welcomes 125 outstanding theatre students to the KCACTF National Festival. Student awardees in design, performance, […]
Using the stage to engage societal challenges and democracy
CSU Theatre explores democracy with productions that address community building, fighting injustice, representation, and humor to engage with societal challenges.