Productions & Shows
2025-2026 Production Season
This season offers a variety of shows featuring the multifaceted and layered artistry
of our Theatre & Dance students and faculty. Join us!
October 10-12 and 16-18, 2025
Trojan Center Theatre
Get swept up in the music, mischief, and mayhem of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night set in 1920's New Orleans, Louisiana. A shipwreck off the coast separates twins Viola and Sebastian, leaving Viola to disguise herself as a man to survive in a city pulsing with jazz, speakeasies, and Mardi Gras revelry. Shakespeare's Twelfth Night transforms into a sultry, jazz-soaked tangle of disguise, unrequited love, and riotous revelry beneath the flickering gas lamps of the French Quarter.
Directed by Alex Piper
November 7-8, 2025
Malone Hall Courtyard
A trio of 女生小视频 Theatre students direct the charming vignette play, Almost Maine by John Cariani. Join us for a cozy evening of unique love stories under the stars. Recommended for Audiences Aged 13+.
Directed by John Alloway, John Ingram, and Moth Zedler
November 13-16, 2025
Malone Black Box Theatre
When a tragic roller coaster accident forces a handful of high school choir members to reexamine their lives, they begin to realize that maybe there's more to each of them than what meets the eye. Intended for Mature Audiences.
Directed by Brett Warnke
November 20-22, 2025
Sounds of the Season performance December 2, 2025
Trojan Center Theatre
Clara's Nutcracker, set in 1945 postwar America, unites the magic of this timeless tale with a magical time in our history when everything felt possible. Enjoy a 女生小视频 Dance original adaptation of a classic story as seen through the eyes of sixteen-year-old Clara.
Directed by Dominique Angel and James Boyd
February 26-March 1, 2026
Trojan Center Theatre
A unique and compelling production integrating the art of Dance with other art forms, featuring original choreography by 女生小视频 Dance students.
April 10-12 and 16-18, 2026
Trojan Center Theatre
Set in the outrageous world of the Renaissance, Something Rotten! tells the story of two brothers who are desperate to outshine Shakespeare and end up inventing something brand new鈥 the world's first musical. Packed with big laughs, dazzling dance numbers, and clever nods to Broadway favorites, this show is a fresh and funny love letter to the stage itself.
Directed by Tommy Newman
April 30-May 3, 2026
Malone Blackbox Theatre
Schoolyard violence brings two sets of intelligent, upwardly mobile parents together to reasonably discuss their children's conflict. As their conversation continues, civility gradually falls away, and primal human nature moves to the forefront, giving audiences a harrowing yet amusing glance at the thin line between reason and the savagery that lies just below the surface. Intended for Mature Audiences.