CSU theatre continues its mission to provide students with a broad scope of opportunities in all aspects of the theatre, while presenting the community with the highest quality of theatre-going experience.
The 18th biennial Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition hosted by the Department of Art at Colorado State University features works of top poster artists and designers worldwide. Now in its 34th year, the biennial event is the only exhibition of its kind in the United States.[/caption] The main exhibition will open Sept. 13 and run […]
For what has become an exciting annual event, the theatre program at Colorado State University presents Molière’s “Tartuffe.” Sinner or saint, the character of Tartuffe certainly divides opinion.
A horrifically funny take on the popular film franchise
Housed within the Department of Music, Theatre & Dance, theatre is now a larger and more advanced program of study that is attracting higher numbers of students.
Beloved University Landmark to Travel to Los Angeles This Spring The Colorado State University Art Museum is pleased to announce that the Campbell’s Tomato Soup Can, which is currently installed in front of Griffin Concert Hall at the University Center for the Arts, is to be restored this spring. The large scale can, signed by […]
Imagine a world where actors have been replaced with robots (or actoids) devoid of any human emotion. They give flawless performances, are never late for work, don’t require pay, and you can forget about any kind of publicity nightmare. This is the world of Adam Trainsmith, an aspiring comedy writer, who has just landed a […]
Coloradoan Newspaper Article: CSU Theatre brings classic ‘Christmas Story’ to life November 13, 2012 Written by Stacy Nick The story of Ralphie and his efforts to possess a Red Ryder BB gun is one many of us are more than familiar with. Now, CSU’s Theatre Department is bringing Philip Grecian’s stage version of the 1983 […]
~ By Courtney Roling Ralphie and the Red Ryder BB gun, rich-chocolate Ovaltine, the leg lamp, Chinese turkey, flagpoles and fire departments, soap poisoning, and more – just some of the favorite references from this beloved holiday classic. A play in two acts by Philip Grecian, A Christmas Story is based upon the classic American […]
by Nick Hensley Rape, child abuse, suicide, and abortion are just a few themes in the new Colorado State University theatre production of Spring Awakening. Based on the controversial German play written in 1891 by Frank Wedekind, Spring Awakening pushes the boundaries and stirs discussion about tough issues. It is truly a play you will […]
