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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Composer, pianist, and improviser Gordon Beeferman will visit New England Conservatory for a residency and concert featuring performances by faculty members Eden MacAdam-Somer and Joe Morris, alongside student musicians.
The American Chamber Ensemble will present chamber music featuring works by Bernstein, Amy Beach, Florence Price and others, with performances by core members, guest artists and student musicians.
The Theatre School at DePaul University will introduce a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, pairing conservatory training with liberal arts coursework across the Chicago campus.
The Theatre School at DePaul University in Chicago will introduce a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre program blending conservatory training with liberal arts coursework across the university.
New England Conservatory will present nearly 800 free events, many livestreamed, featuring guest artists Hilary Hahn, Dave Holland, and Christian McBride alongside faculty and student performers at Jordan Hall.
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music announced its 2026-27 performance schedule, featuring 15 concerts and stage productions including LA BOHÈME, RENT, and CABARET, with tickets on sale now.
Actress and special lecturer Milica Govich is retiring from Oakland University's School of Music, Theatre and Dance after 22 years, leaving a legacy in Acting for the Camera education and student mentorship.
Grammy-winning jazz saxophonist and Oberlin professor Gary Bartz received an honorary Doctor of Music degree from New England Conservatory at its 155th Commencement, alongside Innovative Vivo Performing Arts executive Gary Dunning.
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