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Bingo Bingo was his Namo (sorry that's cringe but I wanted to put it in here) YEAH BINGO IS TONIGHT! Gift card prizes for the winners! 7:30-9:30 in the purple masque lobby. 80s-2010s music themed bingo cards! Hope to see you there :) 

  Meet actor, ACT-UP AIDS activist and author Ron Goldberg - March 3, in Chapman Theatre at 2pm!  Queer artists and allies, the Department of English is pleased to be bringing author Ron Goldberg to campus on Friday, March 3 and is inviting students from the School of Music, Theatre…

Hello All! We need a few more usher volunteers for our afternoon performance of Cendrillon. Time commitment would be 11am-12:45pm. No experience needed. If interested, contact Ben Stark! 

TODAY                FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24th  In advance of Ron Goldberg's visit next week, English is screening the 2012 documentary "How to Survive a Plague" at 3:30, in the Sunderland Innovation Lab at Hale. Ron is featured in the doc. Please join us if you can!  BIO  Goldberg was an aspiring New…

Professor Patricia Stiles from the world-renowned Indiana University Jacobs School of Music will give a series of master classes for singers from the K-State School of Music, Theatre, and Dance from 1-4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 25, and Sunday, Feb. 26, in Kirmser Hall at McCain Auditorium. The events are…

Come support our MTD students in their production of Cendrillon: A Cinderella Opera by ushering the youth audience show! Time commitment would be from 11am-12:45pm on Wednesday, March 1st. Contact Ben Stark at benstark@ksu.edu if interested!

If you are failing a class - or have exceeded absences allotted - you should consider dropping your class. You will NOT receive a refund BUT it beats failing out. Email me if you have questions. Tuesday is the Last Day to Drop Without a "W". Shannon

When it comes to medieval swordfights, the first step is recognizing that Hollywood really doesn’t understand how swords and armor work. But what if I told you that we have access to swordfighting manuals written by masters of the art going back to the 14th century? With just a bit of…

Well, why not? Summer is an important time to develop as a practitioner, meet other arts workers, gain valuable work experience, build a resume and get paid! Talk to a faculty member this coming week and check out this link https://kstatemtd.com/summer-auditions-work-and-internships/ This is an important step - take it!   

  https://wtfestival.org/work-learn/ Williamstown Theatre Festival’s summer season offers a variety of career opportunities for theater professionals at all levels of experience. Ranging from supervisory to assistantship positions, WTF staff members engage with some of the top professionals in American theater. Most summer employment opportunities run from June through August, with…