Our 2024-2025 Season

We're thrilled to announce our 2024-2025 season. We celebrate the wonder of being alive and living in the moment, of finding your rage and your voice  — and the joy of art and the roller disco. On sale soon!

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Oct
Oct 25 7:30 pm - Nov 02 7:30 pm ET (Multiday)
John Proctor Is the Villain
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Nov 15 7:30 pm - Nov 23 7:30 pm ET (Multiday)
Our Town
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Mar 07 7:30 pm - Mar 15 6:30 pm ET (Multiday)
Unfinished Women Cry in No Man's Land While a Bird Dies in a Gilded Cage

Jane Cox wins a Tony!

The Tony Awards were extra-celebratory for us when another member of the UMass Theater family took home an award.

Lighting Designer Jane Cox won for Best Lighting Design of a play for her work on playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Appropriate. It was her fourth nomination and first win. Her other nominations were for MacBeth, Jitney, and Machinal.

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Rising Researcher Claudia Maurino ’24 brings dreams to life on stage

Claudia Maurino ’24 has produced and directed two plays at the UMass Fringe Fest, including one she wrote herself.

Her work participating in and advocating for student work and Fringe Fest has made her a Rising Researcher.

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Build the Future of Theater

Please consider a gift to our general gift fund so we can continue to offer state-of-the-art theater programming and enrichment that helps our talented, dedicated theater-makers build rewarding careers and creative lives, and that best serves our community of up-and-coming theater artists.

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Monumental Creativity

In 2021, when our ability to produce in-person theater was severely curtailed due to the pandemic, we presented Monuments of the Future, "a series of installations that Seven beings rise up from the earth, Seven symbols move across a campus. Seven spokes on a wheel take us through the never-ending cycle of change."

Conceived by Professor Anya Klepikov, the series drew in faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate student collaborators both on the design team and as performers. While the presentation itself was unusual, the piece serves as an excellent example of the way students at all levels have the chance to leave their creative fingerprints on events we offer to the public.

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Academic programs: Undergraduate major and minor, a Multicultural Theater Certificate, and a graduate MFA with five specialization areas
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Professional-quality productions that are presented to the campus and community at bargain prices each year
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Theater artist alums who've received Tony nominations in the past decade