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The centennial season will take place throughout SDSU’s Performing Arts District, which includes the Main Stage Theatre, the Prebys Stage and the outdoor Lamden and Clay stages.

Come inside a rehearsal for the department’s staged reading with Katie Turner and student assistant directors

MFA students Ligia Batschke and Lauren Richards will join mentor Jubilate Cox among the first educators and students invited to the 2026 Production Designers Gathering in Greece.

Featuring special events and shows ranging from Shakespeare to Seussical

The School of Theatre, Television, and Film celebrates its 100th season of plays and musicals with a diverse list of six shows and an optimism for the future.

Bold female characters are thriving on screen while women creators lose ground behind it.

SDSU’s New Musical Initiative brings an original work to the stage, giving emerging theatre artists hands-on experience developing a world-premiere production.

SDSU alumni and students bring Bikini Bottom to life, showcasing the creativity, collaboration and professional connections behind “The SpongeBob Musical.”

SDSU honors outstanding theatre, television and film students whose creativity, resilience and collaboration are shaping their artistic growth and future careers.

The future-set original musical explores how the people of a doomed island off the coast of Maine cope with impending death.

Renowned director Jesca Prudencio brings a new vision to SDSU's production, reimagining the ancient Greek tragedy

As host of the 2026 World Fringe Congress, SDSU will showcase student work, campus spaces and creative programs to international artists and audiences

How SDSU’s Musical Theatre Initiative helped transform Ryan Scott Oliver’s evolving folk-horror musical from concept to full production

Jesca Prudencio shares how she plans to highlight female empowerment through ‘Elektra’ in celebration of Women’s History Month

BRT President Belise Andrews shares how the organization is bringing Zora Howard's Pulitzer Prize finalist to the stage this April

The all-female cast presents a story full of girlhood, horror, humor and cultural identity through a coming-of-age production held at SDSU

Playwright/storyteller Mabelle Reynoso, who’s also a lecturer at San Diego State University’s School of Theatre, Television, and Filmbegins 2026 with her “When She Became the Moon,” opening Friday on SDSU’s Prebys Stage in the university’s Performing Arts District.

Through persistence and preparation, the SDSU fourth-year secured a competitive NBCUniversal internship focused on advancing underrepresented voices in television

Television, Film, and New Media student filmmakers showcased creativity, collaboration, and technical skill through personal narratives and community-centered documentaries.

Undergrad and graduate programs are mentoring this region's next generation of actors, directors and designers