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Stephens Theatre Institute prepares shows for remainder of season
By Cait Campbell
Students showcase a wide variety of performance techniques during the summer theater course.
'The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs' playing at Stephens College this weekend
By Jonathan Blazejewski
Stephens College presents adaptation of Mike Daisey's popular play.
MU Interactive Theatre Troupe brings topics of health and body image to stage in interactive performance
By Tracy Cook
"Nutrition 101" includes an open dialogue between characters and audience members, allowing both groups to discuss issues relating to media portrayal of body image.
In Print: Warehouse Theatre presents 'Causa Mortis'
By Madison Feller
Jacob M. Appel’s dark comedy puts the "play" in playful.
Princesses redefine fairy-tale life, take center stage in 'Disenchanted'
By Haris Fazlic
Led by the rebellious Snow White, seven sassy princesses seek to redefine storybook endings.
Bet your bottom dollar on 'Annie'
By Lauren Rutherford
CEC's take on the classic Broadway show gets adorable 4 stars out of 5.
In Print: MU Theatre set to perform 'Pride and Prejudice' for final production
By Alfie Cox
This weekend marks the final performances.
In Print: Students bring opera to Missouri Theatre
By Dani Kass
The School of Music is presenting "The Merry Widow."
In Print: MU playwrights Matt Fotis wins Mark Twain Prize
By Joel Samson Berntsen
MU playwright Matt Fotis won the Mark Twain Prize and directs a play in New Play Series.
In Print: Mizzou New Play Series presents 21 plays in 5 days
By Teresa Klassen
The annual event gives students experience as writers, actors and directors.
In Print: No cast, no problem for Missoula Children’s Theatre
By Alfie Cox
Missoula Children’s Theatre performed “The Wizard of Oz” on Friday at Jesse Auditorium.
In Print: CEC performs “Doubt, a Parable”
By Liz Stratman
The production will continue Thursday through Sunday.
In Print: 'Fences' takes on racial issues
By Robert Langellier
The play is the Theatre Department's newest production.
In Print: Short plays, not short women
By Teresa Klassen
The Independent Actors Theatre will hold the third annual short Women's Play Festival.
In Print: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' comes to Columbia
By Susan Costa
The Columbia Entertainment Company will be performing "Superstar" on Thursdays through Sundays until Feb. 20.
In Print: Maplewood Barn Theatre gets some fresh air
By Robert Langellier
The Maplewood Barn burned down in April 2010, but the group continues to perform as an outdoor theatre troupe.
In Print: 'Dog Sees God' drops 'Peanuts' characters into tough times
By Kari Paul
The Theater Department production will begin its two-week run Thursday.
In Print: Department of Theatre presents 2 plays for the price of 1
By David Adams
New professor Kevin Brown presents “Arcadia” on Thursday.
Blog post: ‘Art of Murder’ — 4 out of 5 stars
Posted to Arts & Entertainment by Allison Pohle at 5:34 p.m., Nov. 7, 2010
In Print: ‘Art of Murder’ paints comedic theater experience
By Allison Pohle
Former CEC actor Eric Seeley makes his directorial debut.
Blog post: REVIEW: Spring Awakening blows audience away
Posted to Arts & Entertainment by Lauren Hill at 6:40 p.m., Oct. 27, 2010
In Print: Theater troupe tells personal stories of domestic violence
By Kristyl Hawkins
The Troubling Violence Performance Project uses theater to raise awareness of partner abuse.
In Print: Play tells woman’s story of battling with breast cancer
By Abbey Sussell
Professor Heather Carver wrote “Booby Trap” about her personal experience.
'Nunsensations!' wins hearts with tomfoolery
By Kyle Cardine
The show is put on by The Columbia Entertainment Company.
In Print: Theatre troupe invites students to the stage
By Stephanie Ebbs
The Interactive Theatre Troupe coaches students to acceptance.
In Print: Writers, directors, actors for '23:59' rehearse on deadline
By Stephanie Ebbs
The Department of Theatre is starting the semester in a hurry.
In Print: City hears theatre restoration plans
By Jade Earle
The Maplewood Barn Community Theatre was destroyed in an April fire.
In Print: Short Women's Play Festival runs at Ragtag
By Emily Willroth
The festival features five female playwrights.
In Print: 'Saturday's Children' a perfect portrayal of the '20s
By Robert Swain
The play will run Tuesday through Thursday at the Corner Playhouse.
In Print: Independent Actors Theatre to put on 'Dead Man's Cell Phone'
By Katie Prince
The play runs March 12 and 13 at The Blue Fugue.
In Print: 'Brighton' offers relatable family plot
By Lauryn Stallings
Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical tale will be playing at Rhynsburger Theatre.
In Print: 'The Mineola Twins' packs the house
By Leland Bonner
'Twins' will continue running at Corner Playhouse from Feb. 11-Feb. 14.