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Stephens College offers an exciting lineup of theatre performances all year long — from feel-good musical theater favorites to thoughtful and timeless classics to ground-breaking modern voices.
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Columbia, Missouri
From September to May, Stephens College is the place for thrilling, challenging and inspiring performances across a variety of theater and musical genres.
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All productions will air on the Stephens College YouTube Channel, youtube.com/stephenscollege. These productions are free with donations welcome at stephens.edu/giving.
Okoboji Summer Theatre
Spirit Lake, Iowa
Celebrating more than 60 seasons of professional summer-stock theatre, Stephens’ Okoboji Summer Theatre Company produces nine weeks of mainstage productions and four children’s theatre productions from June to late August.
The OST Box Offices traditionally opens in June for the summer season. However, due to public health concerns for summer 2020, the OST season has been suspended this year.
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Four multi-award-nominated Broadway performers will teach virtual master classes for Stephens students this April. Students who are considering Stephens, along with alumnae and other members of the Stephens community, are invited to attend and observe.
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Join us for a free virtual performance from the School of Arts and Humanities on the Stephens College YouTube channel.
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Join us for a free virtual performance from the School of Arts and Humanities on the Stephens College YouTube channel.
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Published:Rachel Ives '22 wins scholarship at Region V Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
Rachel Ives '22, B.F.A. Musical Theatre, won a scholarship to the Open Jar Institute in New York City.
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Stephens College has announced the names of students who earned places on the high honors and honors deans’ lists for the second semester of the 2019-2020 academic year.
Esteemed alumnus, artist and professor Rob Doyen ’69 announced his retirement from Stephens College this past weekend.
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