By Mitch Wills Acting. For many, it is a dream and a passion that lives and breathes with them every day of their lives. The desire to perform on stage and create art is an untamable thirst that only a select few have the opportunity to quench. At Colorado State University, the theatre program has […]
A classic masterpiece from the celebrated playwright of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” and “The Glass Menagerie.”
The Timeless Tale of Little Women By Mitch Wills In 1868, Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women was first published for the world to see. Since then, it has gone on to become an American classic and influence generations of readers. The novel tells the tale of four sisters: Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy, and their […]
New format in one special Fort Collins performance brings holiday cheer
A World Premiere Adaption of the Beloved Novel
CSU’s 2012-2013 Theatre & Dance season posters, designed by alum Nathan Young, won an Excellence Award in the University & College Designers Association’s 42nd annual Design Competition. Have you seen the similarly designed posters for the upcoming Fall Dance Concert and Little Women around campus and the city?
LEAP Institute for the Arts professor Constance DeVereaux has been named to the International Advisory Board of the Irish Journal of Arts Management and Cultural Policy. The School of Art History and Cultural Policy at University College in Dublin launched the publication this fall. According to the journal’s website, the organization “aims to provide an accessible […]
As part of the 2013-14 Theatre Guest Professional Series, Shanley will set a reading of his newest play, “Vang,” on CSU students As part of its 2013-14 Guest Professional Series sponsored by the City of Fort Collins Fort Fund, the theatre program at Colorado State University presents Oscar®, Tony®, Emmy®, Obie® and Pulitzer prizewinner John […]
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.
From The Colloradoan By Stacy Nick Right before the lights go down and the curtain comes up on CSU Theater’s production of Orestes 2.0, the audience will hear a little reminder about their cellphones: Please leave your cellphones on. That’s right: on. With its season opener, the program is not only revamping a classic Greek […]
