Theatre and Dance

Performance Season: Upcoming Events

Ticket Policy

All seats are general admission, free and open to the public, no tickets required, come early for best seating options.

FALL 2025

2025 Fall Theatre Production Directed by Shannon R. Davis

A poster for “Laughing on the Edge,” featuring a collage-style image of a red-haired person with paper cut-out eyes and a pasted-on smile, evoking a chaotic and humorous tone. Info on the play is below.

 

Join the Theatre and Dance Department for Laughing on the Edge, an evening of three absurdly funny and thought-provoking short plays by Christopher Durang, directed by Shannon R. Davis. With wit and surreal humor, Durang explores the chaos, contradictions, and comedy of everyday life.

This production features:

  • ‘Dentity Crisis – A daughter’s session with her therapist spirals into a hilarious and mind-bending world where identities shift and reality refuses to make sense.
  • Mrs. Sorken – A well-meaning theatre lover attempts to lecture about the importance of art, but her talk keeps taking wildly unexpected turns.
  • Wanda’s Visit – A long-married couple’s dull routine is shattered when an old friend shows up—and overstays—in ways no one could have predicted.

Performances take place in Norberg Studio A, Cornerstone Arts Center
December 11–13 at 7:30 p.m.
December 14 at 2 p.m.

 

SPRING 2025

2025 Spring Theatre Production Directed by Lauren Spencer

Never Swim Alone

Frank and Bill, former friends, clash in a high-stakes competition to prove who is the “first man.” A mysterious woman referees as long-hidden secrets surface. In this darkly comedic showdown, the line between victory and destruction blurs—who will win, and who will pay the price? 

Colorado College Department of Theatre and Dance presents Never Swim Alone by Daniel MacIvor, directed by Lauren Spencer. 

2025 Spring Dance Production Choreographed by
Tinka Avramova & Patrizia Herminjard Bodystorming

Bodystorming is a way to experience a situation, an object, or an idea, with the intention of gaining a deeper understanding. It is a form of brainstorming with your body to generate ideas. Bodystorming is the catalyst for our collaborative dance project imagined by the performers under the direction of guest teaching artist & alumna Tinka Avramova and theatre and dance faculty Patrizia Herminjard 

FALL 2025

2024 Fall Production Directed by Caitlin Lowans

Everybody Informational Poster

Everybody, a modern riff on the fifteenth-century morality play Everyman, follows Everybody as they journey through life’s greatest mystery—the meaning of living. This play is sure to surprise audiences with unique and exciting performances each night.
Colorado College Department of Theatre and Dance presents Everybody by Tony award winning playwright, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, directed by Caitlin Lowans.
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