NWU Theatre has an exciting spring season planned. Our list includes a pair of hit musicals. And much more is in the works!
We will announce additional spring shows as we confirm performance details and select cast members. Thank you for your continued support!
Past performances
When the director of a popular summer camp is exiled into the woods, he starts a new rival camp there. His daughter, Rosalind, joins him. Disguised as a man, Rosalind counsels her new boyfriend, Orlando, on the best ways to woo the real her. Romance meets hilarity in the great outdoors.
This will be an outdoor, free-will offering performance. Reservations required.
- Masks required
- 90-minute production with no intermission
- Bring your own blanket or chair
- Concessions and restrooms not available
- Seating is properly distanced and begins at 6 p.m.
- Inclement weather could result in performance cancellation
As You Like It Program764.31 KB
This is Nebraska Wesleyan University Theatre’s first indoor production since March. What better way to welcome you back than with a family drama about returning home?
Ibsen’s classic 1879 drama ends with Nora storming away from her husband and children. Lucas Hnath’s sequel jumps ahead 15 years when Nora returns, in need of a favor. Will her family open the door she slammed on them?
Buy your tickets today. Seating is very limited.
- Masks required
- No intermission
Nebraska Wesleyan University Theatre is showcasing unproduced music by current New York City composers. Be the first to hear this exciting new music performed.
- Masks required
- Reserved seating to maintain proper distance
- No intermission
Fresh Voices Program1.45 MB
What if Christmas Day isn’t the end of the story?
NWU Theatre’s adaptation of Dickens’ Christmas classic casts new light on the special value of friends and family during the holiday season—even when we’re separated by distance.
- Masks required
- No intermission
- One weekend only
Christmas Carol Program210.05 KB
Are you in the mood for a coming-of-age musical?
Or maybe a coming-out musical.
Or a coming-home musical.
Or a coming-apart musical.
Allison’s intense memories give you all four at the Tony Award-winning Fun Home.
Fun Home Program1.95 MB
When French playwright Eugene Ionesco was trying to learn English, he stumbled over the language’s many absurdities. (You try to explain “It’s raining cats and dogs!” to an English language learner.)
The experience inspired his absurd play, “La Cantatrice Chauve,” or, “The Bald Soprano.” It’s a classic comedy of the absurd order.
The Bald Soprano Program1014.03 KB
NWU Theatre rolls time backwards for the famous Frank Shepard, showing us how he reached fame and fortune—and what he gave up to get there.
“Double, double toil and trouble!”
The lives of tyrants are brutally short. Shakespeare’s darkest play gets its day in the sun. NWU Theatre presents Macbeth in the great outdoors.
Outdoor seating is limited. Reserve your free tickets today.
Macbeth Program1.29 MB