theatre
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Sophomores produce powerful documentaries in 18 days
Students in the Second-Year Seminar (SYS) Documentary Filmmaking created 10-minute documentaries about the community in just 18 days.
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Cornell’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents ‘Body Convos’
Cornell College dancers return to the stage Oct. 3–6 for the fall dance concert.
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2024–25 Cornell fine arts season preview
Handel’s “Messiah,” a Sandra Dyas retrospective, and a blend of classical and contemporary theatre will be offered at Cornell College in 2024–25.
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Jayden Epps ’16: Theatre provided people skills
Since graduating, Jayden Epps ’16 discovered that their academic theatre work and stage managing provided them with strong people management skills.
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Trudy Hoag ’70: Making history in 2 careers
Trudy Hoag ’70 served in the Navy and at least four times in her 20-year career she assumed leadership positions that had never been held by a woman.
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Cornell’s Theatre Department puts a new spin on Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’
You might know the story of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” but the Cornell College Department of Theater and Dance is putting a twist on this 400-year-old show.
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Cornell theatre professors collaborate on new play
When Cornell College theatre professors aren’t teaching students, they’re working to advance theatre locally and nationally.
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Cornell Theatre presents comedy ‘Noises Off’
If you need a night of laughter, grab your tickets for the production of “Noises Off” by the Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance.
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18 things we did in 18 days
Faculty, students, and alums shared 18 things they worked around the block to complete in 18 days. We were amazed at what we found.
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‘Chorus Line’ brings large-scale dance musical to Cornell stage
The Cornell College Theatre and Dance Department presents the hit Broadway musical, “A Chorus Line,” Dec. 8–10 in Youngker Hall’s Kimmel Theatre.
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Hartney’s hustle leads to Texas Toyota job
Lily Hartney ՚23 starts a new position at Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) in Plano, Texas, one week after her Cornell College Commencement.
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‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ opens April 27 at Cornell College
The magic of “Peter and the Starcatcher” hits the Cornell College stage April 27–30 with the story of everyone’s favorite boy who vows to never grow up–Peter Pan.
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Cornell presents ‘Evita: In Concert’ March 3–5
More than 100 students will collaborate to bring the excitement and popular musical tunes of the Tony Award-winning musical “Evita: In Concert” to the Cornell College Kimmel Theatre stage on March 3–5, 2023.
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Cornell presents Thanksgiving satire Nov. 10–13
The Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance presents “The Thanksgiving Play” Nov. 10–13 in Armstrong Hall’s Plumb-Fleming Black Box Studio.
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Jeffrey McCune ’99: A scholar who teaches disobedience
Jeffrey McCune ’99 is an extensively published writer, professor, and higher ed administrator with an impressive bio. He’s also Black and queer.
Sophomores produce powerful documentaries in 18 days 
Cornell’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents ‘Body Convos’ 
2024–25 Cornell fine arts season preview 
Jayden Epps ’16: Theatre provided people skills 
Trudy Hoag ’70: Making history in 2 careers 
Cornell’s Theatre Department puts a new spin on Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ 
Cornell theatre professors collaborate on new play 
Cornell Theatre presents comedy ‘Noises Off’ 
18 things we did in 18 days 
‘Chorus Line’ brings large-scale dance musical to Cornell stage 
Hartney’s hustle leads to Texas Toyota job 
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ opens April 27 at Cornell College 
Cornell presents ‘Evita: In Concert’ March 3–5 
Cornell presents Thanksgiving satire Nov. 10–13 
Jeffrey McCune ’99: A scholar who teaches disobedience