Spotlights are not just for the stage, they are on San Marcos, too, as Texas State University takes center stage in the world of performing arts. Texas State University's undergraduate musical theater ...

Texas State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance’s performed Kira Rockwell’s award-winning play (Gene Gabriel Moore Playwriting Award 2023), OH TO BE PURE AGAIN from October 17-26.

For the first time, Texas State University ranks among the top 25 in the world for theater programs. News Sports Hookem.com Austin360 Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals ARTS ...

Texas State University Instructor Kate Glasheen works with her theater and dance students inside the Theater Center on the San Marcos Campus. Graduates of the program are now popping up in major ...

John Fleming, who earned his Ph.D. in theater at UT, chaired the Texas State program for years before he became the university's College of Fine Arts and Communication dean.

Sheridan was a theatre major at Southwest Texas State University – now named Texas State University – in San Marcos. He left school to become an actor for 20 years in the 1990s and 2000s ...

The Texas A&M University System also pitched in about $26 million. "For me, I love the arts, I love music," Hinojosa said. "I think it builds culture, the imagination, the best of our students.

He also taught at the Minnesota Theatre Company, Buena Vista College in Iowa, the University of Texas at Austin, and East Carolina University before coming to Morehead State. From 1982 until his ...

The number of top-tier research universities in Texas jumped, according to a new report, making the state home to more such institutions than any other state.

Youngstown State University Theatre’s 2024-25 season opens Friday with Eric Overmyer’s “On the Verge.” The time-traveling adventure comedy follows the journey of three Victorian explorers ...

Texas State University will honor the Fort Worth native with an honorary doctoral degree. Sheridan was a theatre major at Texas State until he dropped out in 1991.

Twenty five years in the making, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi broke ground on a new $81 million, 85,000-square-foot arts and media facility Wednesday morning. A crowd gathered on the lawn ...