Thank you to everyone who attended the Ted Paul Theatre Renovation Dedication and special performance of "The Music Man" last evening. The show runs through this Sunday, Oct 7th. Reserve your tickets before they are all gone at buff.ly/2OjY72i!

Agatha Christie’s infamous murder mystery “The Mousetrap” opens at MSU this Thursday! Tickets are selling fast so get yours soon! MNSU.edu/theatre

Couldn't make "The Mousetrap" last week? You still have a chance to see it! The show runs through this Sunday, Oct. 21st. Tickets are on sale at msutheatre.com or by calling our box office from 4-6pm M-F at 507-389-6661. #Theatre

Looking for something spooky this weekend? Agatha Christie’s classic “The Mousetrap” is running shows all weekend! Friday and Saturday @ 7:30 & Saturday and Sunday @ 2:00 Tickets available at MNSU.edu/theatre Don’t miss it! #NoSpoilers

Get your holiday season off to a great start by listening to songs from "The Happy Elf" - buff.ly/2OZJjqX. The show opens this Thursday! Tickets are on sale at msutheatre.com. Discounted tickets can be purchased at the box office, M-F from 4-6pm, (507) 389-6661.

Purchase tickets for "The Happy Elf" at buff.ly/2OjY6LM! The show runs thru Nov 11th. Eubie is the happiest elf at the North Pole. With a pinch of elfish magic and a magical whoosh, Eubie's off to Bluesville. Can he turn a town of naughty children nice in just one day?

“Stupid F*cking Bird” opens on Nov 14th in the Andreas Theatre. “Stupid F*cking Bird” contains grown-up language and themes. A contemporary adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” the play is also really good. Tickets on sale at msutheatre.com!

What a special surprise! We received a gift from Harry Connick, Jr. for doing his show, "The Happy Elf". The show runs through this Sunday. Tickets on sale at msutheatre.com!

Have you purchased your "Stupid F*cking Bird" tickets yet? Directed by Trevor Belt, “Stupid F*cking Bird” runs 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14-17 in the Andreas Theatre. Purchase tickets at buff.ly/2OjY6LM!

The Fall Dance Concert is NEXT week! The Fall Dance Concert will feature diverse works choreographed by faculty, students and guest artists. Get your tickets at mnsu.edu/dance/ before they are sold out.

HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND! The MNSU Mankato Theatre & Dance Dept Fall Dance Concert will feature diverse works choreographed by faculty, students and guest artists. The program will include ballet, tap, modern and jazz. Tickets at buff.ly/2SjNBqk!

Do you have your tickets to the Fall Dance Concert this weekend? The dance concert will run 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 and 2 p.m. Dec. 8. The Student Dance Showcase, exclusively featuring student work, will be 2 p.m. Dec. 9 in the Ted Paul. Tickets at buff.ly/2SjNBqk.

Don't miss Peter and the Starcatcher, opening Jan. 31 in the Andreas Theatre. Thanks for the story, Mankato Times !

We are delighted to welcome Corrie Eggimann as our new Director of Public Relations. Corrie brings 10 years of strategic communication experience to the department as well as a background in arts organization administration, photography and community relations. Welcome Corrie!

Community auditions will be held on Feb. 3 for our upcoming studio show "Mothers and Sons". We are looking for actors who can play Katherine (age range 50-65) and Bud (must look between 6-8). mnsu.edu/theatre/season…

Join us on Feb. 3 for open auditions! More from the Mankato Times below-

Tickets are going fast for Peter and the Starcatcher, which opens on Thursday! The best availability for tickets is the second weekend of the run: Feb. 6-10. Visit MSUTheatre.com for tickets.

Last week, several of our students traveled to Sioux Falls for the Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. We had an impressive showing of award winners, several of whom are pictured here. Click below to read more. bit.ly/2DKkHuY

Thank you to The Reporter for the review! "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" runs through April 20. msureporter.com/2019/04/11/the…

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" reopens TONIGHT! Lenny Koupal with the CSU spoke to Department Chair Paul Hustoles this week about how the tragic fire in Paris on Monday makes the second weekend of this play even more relevant. blog.mnsu.edu/csu/?p=2641