Shannon Skelton

Dear Students, Theatre majors are required 2 semesters of Theatre History. The required courses are Theatre History I and Theatre History II. They stand as independent courses and do not need to be taken in sequential order. I will be teaching Theatre History II this Fall as a traditional, in-person course.…

Hi All, I am teaching an online version of INTRODUCTION TO FILM for two weeks in August! Students can receive upper division Theatre credit (required for majors) or elective credit (required for minors) for this intercession course. Though it is recommended for Junior/Senior students, it is open to all students…

Please come to the Kansas City Fringe Festival to support K-State grads. Recent KSU students Hannah Miller (director), Emily White (stage manager),  Darrington Clark (actor) and Gabby Browne (actor) are presenting the new horror play WELCOME TO JOYLAND by 2016 grad Mitch Ward. Inspired by true events, this original work is…

From Jonah: With advising over, we now have a list of incoming students who will need help and guidance as they matriculate into the Theatre program. As a result, we are seeking KSTO Buddies for 23 incoming students. 23! Being a KSTO Buddy means you are prepared to help freshman…

The Dramaturgy class is finishing out the year with a short film festival. This come and go event will demonstrate cineturgy in action! What is cineturgy? Well, it is kind of like dramaturgy - but with cinema! This is a casual, come and go event. Each dramaturg will present a…

Hi All, Just a reminder that you are required to take 12 hrs. of 500+ level courses in Theatre to complete your degree. I am offering not one, but two 500+ level courses this summer. The June session is Film and the July session is Modern American Drama. Both of…

STUDY TIPS If you are feeling stressed and need ways to cope, please see this webpage https://www.k-state.edu/counseling/topics/stress/stresgen.html   Practical Study Tips Create your own study guide. While many teachers provide a study guide, creating your own can help you understand the material better. Outlining the important information you need to…