David Mackay

K-State Theatre is excited to announce auditions for our Spring 2027 productions of A Grand Night for Singing and An Inspector Calls. Auditions are open to ALL K-State students, regardless of major or previous theatre experience! GENERAL AUDITION INFORMATION General Auditions: Sunday, November 15, 2026Time: 7:00–10:00 p.m.Location: Chapman Theatre, Nichols…

Ebony Theatre has put together an ofrenda in the lobby of Nichols Hall in celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). An ofrenda is a way to remember and celebrate loved ones who have passed, and Ebony Theatre is inviting everyone to take part. If you'd like…

We’re home! Five days, five shows, and four K-State Theatre students seeing New York for the first time. Cheyenne Niblack, Ven Viloria, Kendall Pullum, and Kaya Hagman brought their curiosity, questions, and a willingness to walk. A lot. We saw theatre across the city, visited MoMA and the Tenement Museum,…

Theatre Students! Today is K-State’s 11th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrating Home/Land: Art, Culture and Place-Making. As theatre artists and storytellers, this is a wonderful opportunity to listen, learn, and engage with Indigenous artists and their perspectives on art, identity, community, and belonging. I encourage you to attend, participate in…

Congratulations to everyone involved in last night’s opening of I Wanna Fuck Like Romeo and Juliet by Andrew Rincón. Our season asks, What We Owe Each Other. Last night’s performance offered a beautiful answer: we owe one another the courage to love, the freedom to belong, and the opportunity to…

Congratulations to the four K-State Theatre students selected for the Nathan Louis Jackson Legacy NYC Trip, October 7–11, 2026: Cheyenne Niblack Ven Viloria Kendall Pullum Kaya Hagman Generously sponsored by Tony Award-winning director and producer Thomas Kail, this trip honors the legacy of K-State alumnus and playwright Nathan Louis Jackson. The students…

Applications for the Nathan Jackson Legacy NYC trip are due tomorrow, Tuesday, September 1, at 5:00 p.m. Four junior or senior K-State Theatre students will be selected to travel to New York City from October 7–11 for performances, cultural experiences and conversations with theatre professionals. Airfare, shared hotel accommodations, scheduled…

Have you ever imagined directing your own production as part of the K-State Theatre season? The K-State Theatre Directing Mentorship Program gives student directors the opportunity to take a play from its earliest ideas through rehearsal and performance, with ongoing guidance from a faculty mentor. Along the way, you will…