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This fall, Carthage will continue our annual tradition of taking a long weekend trip to Stratford, Ontario, Canada to see plays at the world-class Stratford Theatre Festival.

Carthage alumna Leah Gawel ’19, M.M. ’21 is leading a symposium on religious trauma at Harvard Divinity School.

Professors Corinne Ness and Matthew Hougland recently traveled to China, where they presented lectures, led workshops, and collaborated with faculty and students.

Alumna becomes first Black woman to represent Wisconsin in Miss America competition.

Two Carthage musical theatre majors are part of an elite group of national finalists with the voice competition sponsored by the National Association of Teachers of Singing.

Milwaukee Rep’s artistic producer, Jonathan Hetler, visited Carthage’s musical theatre and theatre programs.

The 16th installment of the New Play Initiative, “Life Cycle of a Star,” premiered Nov. 7.

Over 30 Carthage Music students went to the National Association Teachers of Singing’s Fall 2024 Auditions to compete.

Theatre faculty, alumni, and staff share their work with students onstage and backstage at First Stage’s production of “Pete The Cat.”

Four Carthage musical theatre alumni worked on the play “Something Rotten” with Big Deal Productions in Buffalo Grove, Ill!

The Division of Arts and Humanities Division held its annual Divisional Honor Celebration.

International students in Carthage’s musical theatre graduate program will kick off our spring semester with a devised cabaret.

College Night for “Little Women” is on Wednesday, Jan. 24, at the Milwaukee Rep. Tickets are $15 per student.

Lambda Kappa music fraternity organizes Music Department merchandise fundraiser.

Professor Matthew Hougland recently talked on WGTD’s Morning Show about his background in music theatre, Carthage’s upcoming production of “Hair,” the 148th Annual Carthage Christmas Festival, and more.

While Ms. Jelencovich was on campus for the Performing Arts Series, she presented a master class for students in the music theatre and opera workshops.

Prof. Thomas Novak ’11 will perform in “Fiddler on the Roof,” a musical event playing Saturday, Sept. 17 through Friday, Oct. 7, at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.

This summer, Matthew Hougland will reprise his role as music director for the national tour of “Spamilton,” picking up in Wausau, Wis.

Acclaimed jazz artist GT Allen visited Carthage this week for a residency with the students in the graduate program in music theatre vocal pedagogy.

Uprising, a contemporary a cappella septet composed primarily of Carthage students, competed at the 38th Annual Chicago Harmony Sweepstakes.