The University of Southern Indiana Theatre produces four mainstage productions annually, with USI performing arts students as actors, sound and light engineers, costume and set designers.
The USI Theatre season is designed to introduce students to a wide range of theatre styles, from musical to drama, contemporary to classic.
Once a year, students have the opportunity to act alongside professional actors in the Repertory Project. Students gain valuable experience and first hand knowledge from members of the Actors' Equity Association for their roles in the Repertory Project production.
Our Current Production
Upcoming Events
Gender and Desire on Shakespeare’s Stage
We would like to invite you all to a pre-performance talk titled "Gender and Desire on Shakespeare’s Stage" at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, November 24 in University Center (UC) rooms 2217-2218. A matinee performance of As You Like It will follow at 2 p.m.
Dr. Chuck Conaway, Professor of English, specializes in English Renaissance Literature and Shakespeare. His research focuses on the proliferation of Shakespeare from the 18th century stage to our own present day popular culture, including his circulation in rock music, film, dystopian novels, and most recently, graphic novels.
A reception with snacks and refreshments will follow the performance.
Getting here
USI Theatre mainstage productions take place in the USI Performance Center in the center of campus. Parking is located across University Boulevard in front of the Screaming Eagles Arena.
Second stage productions will be offered in the Mallette Studio Theatre in the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center on the west side of the campus.
