College of the Arts-Theatre

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

27 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Monday, July 27, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

In the Heights
Music/Lyrics by Lin Manuel Miranda; Book by Quiara Alegría Hudes; Directed by Sara Guerrero; Musical Direction by Gabrielle Maldonado; Choreography by Steve Rosa
October 24–31, 2026
Little Theatre

Tony Award-winning musical In the Heights is set in a vibrant, largely Dominican American community in Washington Heights, NYC, over three hot summer days as they navigate dreams, love, and the changing neighborhood.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes
By Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse; Music by Cole Porter; Directed by Neisha Folkes; Music Direction by Sarah Grandpre (IP: Choreography by Brandee Barnaby)
March 25–April 10, 2027
Young Theatre

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Spring Dance Theatre
Coordinated by Lisa D. Long
May 6–15, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

A celebration of dance in all its many forms by CSUF’s award-winning choreographers and dancers together with guest artists.

CSUF students can register here to receive a complimentary ticket to music, theatre, and dance performances throughout the academic year.
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Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Event Name: T&D 26-27 Season
Organization: Theatre (THTR), Dance (DANC)
Organizer: hrichards@fullerton.edu
Categories: Audience: Students, Event Tag: Performance/Cultural, Audience: General Public, Audience: Prospective Students
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Event Locator: 2026-ADBFJZ

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

28 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Tuesday, July 28, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

29 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Wednesday, July 29, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

30 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Thursday, July 30, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

31 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Friday, July 31, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

01 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Saturday, August 1, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

02 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Sunday, August 2, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

03 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Monday, August 3, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

04 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

05 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Wednesday, August 5, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

06 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Thursday, August 6, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

07 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Friday, August 7, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

08 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Saturday, August 8, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

09 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Sunday, August 9, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

10 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Monday, August 10, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

11 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Tuesday, August 11, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

12 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Wednesday, August 12, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

13 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Thursday, August 13, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

14 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Friday, August 14, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

15 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Saturday, August 15, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

16 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Sunday, August 16, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

17 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Monday, August 17, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

18 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Tuesday, August 18, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

19 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

20 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Thursday, August 20, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information

Theatre & Dance 2026-2027 Season

21 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Friday, August 21, 2026, 8am – 11pm

The College of the Arts and Department of Theatre and Dance are pleased to announce the 2026-2027 season. Join us for one of the below productions!

Tickets on-sale in August!

FALL

A Monster Calls
By Adam Peck, Patrick Ness, and Siobhan Dowd; Directed by Michael Polak
October 8–17, 2026
Young Theatre

A Monster Calls centers on 13-year-old Conor's emotional journey dealing with his mother's terminal illness and bullying.

Macbeth
By William Shakespeare; Directed by Beth Lopes
November 5–14, 2026
Hallberg Theatre

Driven by ambition and spurred by supernatural prophecy, a Scottish noble murders his way to the throne, only to be consumed by paranoia and guilt, leading to his eventual downfall and death.

Fall Dance Theatre: Rise Together
Coordinated by Alvin Rangel-Alvarado
December 3–12, 2026
Little Theatre

Each dance work in Rise Together will reflect a unique perspective on what it means to rise, highlighting collaboration, shared energy, and the profound capacity of dance to connect us.

SPRING

Blood at the Root
By Dominique Morisseau; Directed by Marty Austin Lamar
March 11–20, 2027
Hallberg Theatre

Blood at the Root is a powerful, acclaimed drama by Dominique Morisseau based on the true story of the "Jena Six," examining race, justice, and trauma among Black high school students in the South.

Anything Goes is a comedic Cole Porter musical where stowaway Billy Crocker disguises himself to win the love of heiress Hope Harcourt amidst song, dance, and chaotic antics.

Box Office

Tuesday–Friday, 12 PM to 4 PM
Closed on major holidays and Winter, Spring, and Summer Breaks

CPAC Box Office information

Parking Park in the Nutwood Structure at the corner of Nutwood Ave. and St. College Blvd.

Friday after 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday is FREE
Weekday parking: $4/hour or $12/day

Visitor parking information