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The Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance is bringing magic and a classic tale to University Theatre through the production of “Cinderella: A Ballet.”
Editors Note: In a previous version of this article Emily Tzucker and Anne Beck were listed as students. The story has been updated.
Ball State First Lady Jennifer Mearns reminded students to keep an open mind during her talk Thursday night.
Editors note: Every year, The Daily News produces the orientation guide for incoming freshman. This story first appeared in The Cardinal Field Guide printed in May 2017. To read the full issue, click here.
Explore the early life of the English nanny who can solve problems with just a “spoonful of sugar” in the Department of Theatre and Dance’s latest production, “Reimagining Mary.”
It’s not yet Halloween, but monsters will be the topic of discussion at the Digital Literature Review Gala tonight.
Mental health issues are often ignored, but the selection for this year’s New Play Project puts them in the spotlight.
It’s not often that 20th century Florida meets 19th century Russia, but Edward S. Strother Studio Theatre's next production is an exception.
Swing music and yellow suits will take over Pruis Hall with a performance by the Jive Aces.
If you make the trek to the Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass, you’ll be greeted by elaborate art pieces and an open view into the hot shop, where each piece is made.
Ball State's Opera Theatre will be performing one of the most popular opera shows in the world this weekend – Mozart's "Le nozze di Figaro."
Ball State’s Department of Theatre and Dance will take on a childhood favorite and bring it to the University Theatre stage this weekend.
John R. Emens Auditorium will be a time machine traveling to the 1960s with a performance of “Beehive: The 60’s Musical” on Tuesday night.
Ball State alumni tend to keep pretty busy after graduation, and those returning to Muncie Saturday are no exception.
Making music doesn’t always have to involve instruments. To prove it, the group STOMP will perform at 7:30 today in John R. Emens Auditorium.
What started out as watching her mom’s love for David Letterman turned into the opportunity to teach a master class once a year in New York City. Now, the Department of Theatre and Dance has a 12-year relationship with actress Sutton Foster.
Seven Ball State students and alumni will bring Broadway to Muncie with a performance of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”
The next Cave Theatre production is a case of art imitating life for its actors.
A girl with a liver transplant is stuck at home from school and a boy shows up reading Walt Whitman.
When a high school teacher tells you what career path to follow, they might be worth listening to. Ball State alumna Samantha Rife Wagner knows this all too well.
