Join us for a roundtable of female arts administrators and production professionals working across the country in different leadership roles. We'll discuss the business of The Business, career-defining experiences, and what it's like to work "behind the scenes" whether it's reimagining treasured pieces from the American theatre canon or commissioning brand new work to bring new voices to the stage. Ayana Parker Morrison - Manager of Artistic Production at MCC Theater (NYC) Jeannie Lukow - Executive Director at Porchlight Music Theatre (Chicago, IL) Laura Carbonelle-Monarque - Director of Development at Ensemble Theatre Company (Santa Barbara, CA)

What's it like to go through the college application and audition process? Should you wear heels to the dance call? Conservatory or liberal arts college? What's it really like to live away from home? How personal should you get on a personal statement? What are student loans!? How do you get involved and find your people? We'll get into all the gory details with current undergrads from several prestigious programs. Bring your Qs - they've got As! Madison Keenoy - Long Island University, BFA 2024 Andrew Glener - Emerson College, BFA 2026 Haley Herman - NYU Tisch, BFA 2025 PLUS our very own TA/RAs Julia Poole - Albright College, BA 2026 Rhianna Lewis - University of Denver, BA 2026

A cabaret style performance featuring our theatre students and dancers where they'll share work from class, devised pieces, and musical numbers directed by the program faculty as well as guest artists.

If art imitates life and vice-versa, can art really be used to initiate social change? Theatre-makers and ground-shakers from a variety of disciplines, backgrounds, and generations define artistic activism, speak about their personal and creative philosophies, and share experiences that galvanized and radicalized them. This panel will get real about what the arts can DO with how they make us feel. (Recommended for ages 13+. There will be topics up for discussion that some may consider "adult.") Lily Ali-Oshatz - "Theatre maker invested in creating radical new musicals, her work explores queerness, feminism, and heartbreak. Lily seeks to build consent culture and dismantle systems of oppression." Janmariz - Mental Health Advocate & Creative, Human Development Major, Education and Theatre Minor (Binghamton University freshman)

A sweeping yet intimate chronicle of America's first women soldiers who helped turn the tide of WWI, then returned home to fight a decades-long battle for equality and recognition as veterans. Tickets at the door $15 for general public, $10 for students and seniors

A sweeping yet intimate chronicle of America's first women soldiers who helped turn the tide of WWI, then returned home to fight a decades-long battle for equality and recognition as veterans. Tickets at the door $15 for general public, $10 for students and seniors

The culmination of the dance program that emanates summer vibes! Tickets at the door $10