CSU Theatre alum, Whitney Roy (’21), is a recipient of the 2023 Charlie Blackwell Symposium Scholarship. The scholarship was awarded to five BIPOC stage managers to attend the Broadway Stage Management Symposium, as well as a meeting with a selection committee member during the professional development and networking conference. The selection committee of veteran Broadway […]

Colorado State University’s School of Music Theatre and Dance and the University Center for the Arts presents “Machinal,” written by Sophie Treadwell, directed by Debbie Swann, Scenic Design by Roger Hanna, Props Master Thomas Ray, Costume Design Kayleigh Owen, Lighting Design by Laurel Ladzinski, Sound Design by Patrick Middlebrook and Stage Management by David Walters. […]

On February 19-24, CSU students competed at the annual Region 7 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF), which brings together exceptional student actors and technicians from across the western states. It was the first time in several years that the festival was held in-person. The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival is a national […]

Price Johnston has received the College of Liberal Arts Excellence in Teaching Award in the tenured faculty category. Professor Johnston is an associate professor of theatre and teaches lighting, sound, and projection design Liberal Arts awards recognize staff and faculty for their contributions to their units and colleagues, the college, the university, and  their profession/discipline. Professor […]

Dr. Megan Lewis, director of CSU Theatre, has received an Ann Gill Faculty Development Award to write a book about South African theatre-maker and maverick, Brett Bailey. The book, Plays of Mystery and Darkness, will be completed in Summer 2023. The Ann Gill Faculty Development Award is funded by generous donors to the College of […]

CSU Director of Musical Theatre Noah Racey has received the College of Liberal Arts Distinction in Outreach Award. Named by Ben Withers, dean of the college, the award recognizes efforts in community building with key partners. Professor Racey is spearheading the new NoCo Theatre Group (CSU Theatre, Open Stage, and Bas Bleu Theatre), is leading […]

Professor Price Johnston has received the University Resident Theatre Association award for Excellence in Undergraduate Training in the area of projection and media design. The URTA Excellence Awards recognize the outstanding work of individuals and institutions whose students show exceptional skill and professionalism in presentation and preparation at the URTA Auditions & Interviews. Through these […]

Tying into Colorado State University’s campus-wide theme, we ask: What makes a democratic society? And what does democracy mean to theatre artists? To us, it means: Building Community. Theatre, an inherently collaborative artform, is all about building communities – within our rehearsal rooms, on our stages, and with our audiences. Through storytelling, we invite conversation about what defines us […]