Studio Theatre Productions

Each semester interested students, student organizations, and faculty members direct and perform a variety of theatrical productions. Recent productions have included: the annual UT Dance Company - Student Choreography Showcase, Trap Door Improv performances, Alpha Psi Omega One-Act plays, and numerous smaller-scale student productions of plays and dance productions. Each year a total of 25-30 theatre productions are staged, providing scores of opportunities for students to gain experience in technical, design, performance, and directorial roles.

Medium Shot of two CMU students as they do a Ms. Julie performance in the Bush Theatre on the campus of Central Michigan University.

CMU student poses for a shot up on the stage in the Bush Theatre on campus while he does a Twilight Los Angeles performance.

Photo of two CMU students while they do a theatre performance on the campus of Central Michigan University.

Close-Up of two Central Michigan University students while they do a Song for Coretta performance up on stage in the Bush Theatre.

Three Central Michigan University students up on the stage in the Bush Theatre on campus while they do a Some Rise by Sin performance.

Four students up the Bush Theatre stage on Central Michigan University's campus while they do a Punk Rock performance.

Photo of students operating lighting and audio equipment while other CMU students do a Some Rise by Sin performance up on stage.

Students up on the stage directing, playing piano, and walking with a guitar.

In most cases, these productions are presented at no cost and are open to the public. Details about upcoming University Theatre productions are available on our News and Events page and on social media @cmutheatre. Seating for these productions is first-come, first-served, and general admission. Seats fill quickly and anyone interested in attending should plan to arrive early.

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