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Because of COVID-19, the OSU Department of Theatre adapted Charlotte’s Web as a radio play. Even though there will be no live audience, they wanted to incorporate audience interaction.…
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Literary society readings, debates and graduation ceremonies, the first stage on the OAMC campus saw many type of performances. For students, staff, faculty and community members, it was more than…
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Actor and OSU alumnus Gary Busey recently visited campus to promote his new book. In this interview, Busey talks about his theater courses at OSU, and the role Professor Vivia Nail Locke played in…
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Hannah Mans, outstanding senior in the Department of Theatre, shares her love for Theatre and for OSU.
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“Centenarians” is a short theatrical production based on a project of Oklahoma Oral History Research Program that features interviews with Oklahomans who lived to 100.
Written and…
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Shipwrecked! by Donald Margulies will be presented February 23-25 at 7:30 p.m. and
February 26 at 2:30 p.m. For more information, go to theatre.okstate.edu
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"The Importance of Being Earnest" will be performed November 17-20 at the Vivia Locke Theater. Click here for more information
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Jinks, assistant professor of acting and Mary Lou Lemon Endowed Professorship for Underrepresented Voices, creates devised theatre performances with incarcerated men in Oklahoma correctional…
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The OSU Department of Theatre presents "Almost, Maine" February 18-21 at the Vivia Locke Theatre (posted 2/17/16)
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OSU Dept. of Theater Grad Student Bailey Robert performs her graduate thesis production "Almost, Maine" October 15 - 17.
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The OSU Department of Theatre will present "What I Did Last Summer". You can see the play September 24-27... (posted 9/23/15)
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Jodi Jinks is an Assistant Professor of Acting at OSU. She is the founder of ArtsAloud which develops and performs plays for prisoners (posted 6/18/15)
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Oklahoma State University presents "Cabaret" from April 22-26. Click here to purchase tickets
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A comedic spoof of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 classic “The 39 Steps” should please Hitchcock fans and comedy lovers alike as OSU Theatre’s third main stage production set for…
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Julie Pearson-Little Thunder, writer/director of "The Circus Show," talks about her inspiration, oral histories and "meta theater." Her theatrical production is based on the oral…
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Catch OSU Theatre's performance of the Shakespeare comedy "As You Like It" this weekend at the Seretean Center!
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