For Thanksgiving, Kansas Theatre Works will release a Gratitude Episode with messages from the community. To send a recorded message of gratitude, record a voice memo (20 seconds or less), email it to [email protected] with the subject line "GRATITUDE." Please send by Nov. 20.
What are you excited about? Lizbeth Slinkman loved theater; her husband, Carl, created the Slinkman Theatre Scholarship so people like Jayden Gittle could explore .@KState Theatre and all it teaches about art and life. https://t.co/1wpFcr0lpp #TheatreLife#Art
“Kill Grim,” another piece from “Tales of the Weird and Unusual” releases October 29! Have you listened to the interview with alumni writers, Dan Shea and Mitch Ward, available now?
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#TexasThespians#TexasThespianFestival
Stop by Kansas State University booth in exhibition hall, learn about Kansas Theatre Works and listen to our new production of Macbeth.
Link to our booth: https://t.co/OtzqSutOWe
“Choke” is one of several short plays part of “Tales of the Weird and Unusual,” releasing October 29th. Look out for the interview with playwright, Dan Shea ‘97, releasing tomorrow!
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“By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.”
We’re kicking off our season as the first episode of Macbeth launches on all podcast apps tonight at 7:30 PM!
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Don’t forget to listen to MACBETH Oct. 15 (bonus faculty interview on Oct. 8th) on the Kansas Theatre Works podcast. Everywhere you get your podcasts or watch our socials for the link!
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*CALLING ALL K-STATE THEATRE ALUMNI* We are asking YOU to be a part of our promo:
1. We will mail you a free KTW mask! Private message us or email [email protected] by Monday, Oct. 5.
https://t.co/mViLZdOZWu us a photo of you wearing the mask to [email protected] Due October 10th.
#TBT to our 2014 production of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!
This performance was directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, with Sandra Chastan as Cassandra; Cat Huck as Masha; Sam Johnson as Spike; Mark Young as Vanya; Daijah Porchia as Nina; and LaVonne Canfield as Sonia.
A message from President Richard Myers:
The insensitive comments posted by one K-State student hurts our entire community. These divisive statements do not represent for the values of our university. We condemn racism and bigotry in all its forms.
This week's #TBT is to our Fall 2013 performance of The Wedding Singer!
This performance was directed by Dwight Tolar. Set design was by Kathy Voecks, Costume design was by Dana Pinkston, Sound design was by Kyle McGuffin, and Lighting design was by John Uthoff.
#TBT to our 2012 production of The Music Man!
This production was directed by Jennifer Vellenga. You can find a special @kstatecollegian article on the show here:
https://t.co/hxCUKaVs70