Upcoming college theatre productions across the United States.
Find upcoming college plays and musicals across the country, with dates, school, and city, for Fall 2026. Search by school or show, pick a state or month, or enter a zip code to see what’s nearby.
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Hofstra University will present its Fall Dance Concert in November, featuring dance majors performing works by faculty member Takehiro Ueyama and guest artists Janis Brenner, Kashia Kancey, Claire Porter, and Nicole von Arx.
The Gunther Schuller Society, NEC students, faculty, and alumni will gather to celebrate Gunther Schuller's vision of music and education at the annual Gunther Schuller Legacy Concert.
Theatre Wesleyan will present Tom Stoppard's ARCADIA at Texas Wesleyan University's Thad Smotherman Theatre in Fort Worth, directed by Karen Potter.
Adelphi University Performing Arts Center will present Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' modern comedy EVERYBODY, which adapts the medieval morality play Everyman with contemporary characters and themes exploring mortality and friendship.
The Boise State University Symphony Orchestra will present its annual Halloween Spook-tacular concert at the Velma V.
New England Conservatory will present a day-long conference and concert exploring musical and sonic traditions from the Muslim world, featuring panels, lectures, and performances by musicians.
Sophie McIntosh's MACBITCHES, directed by Ilona Pierce, follows a freshman acting major who wins the role of Lady Macbeth and faces rivalry and betrayal from her upperclassmen peers.
The National Center for Choreography-Akron will partner with the University of Akron School of Performing Arts to screen two dance films from the 24 Caprices series, featuring live performances by saxophone faculty and UA dance students.
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