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About Theatre at Mount Aloysius

Mount Aloysius College Theatre produces challenging productions each academic year. Genres of productions include comedies, musicals, dramas, classical pieces, student-directed plays and interdisciplinary study involvement. Interested students take part in:

  • Acting and musical performance
  • Scenery, costume, lighting and sound design
  • Scenery and costume construction
  • Backstage running crews
  • Stage Management
  • Public Relations
  • Poster and Program Design
  • Directing

Arts Fellowships at Mount Aloysius

A scene from "12 Angry Jurors"
Choral director Nancy Way conducts a Vox Nova concert
A student writes for the Belltower Student Newspaper

Theatre Scholarship

Are you interested in the performing arts? Do you get a thrill from being on stage or have a passion for all things technical? The Mount Theatre Fellowship may be perfect for you!

Learn More About Theatre at Mount Aloysius!

Vox Nova Scholarship (Choral Music)

If you love to sing, you may be interested in joining Vox Nova. This small choral performance group sings a variety of styles and genres and offers many opportunities to perform both on- and off-campus.

Learn More About Vox Nova

Belltower College Newspaper Fellowship

The Belltower Student Newspaper is the perfect experience for students who enjoy writing, especially in an informative and journalistic way. Be a part of a creative writing and production team and develop your skills in digital writing, layout, and design as a part of the Belltower staff.

Learn More About the Belltower Student Newspaper

Mountie Spotlight

Combining Improv & Nursing

A Liberal Arts education creates a balanced academic career that improves each student.

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Mountie Spotlight

Recognition From The Kennedy Center

Not sure if you’ve heard, but MAC’s theater is awesome. And now they’ve been recognized by the Kennedy Center.

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Past Productions

Urinetown by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis

Spamalot by John Du Prez and Eric Idle

A Charlie Brown Christmas by Eric Schaeffer

Lockdown: An Evening of 10-Minute Plays by David L. Williams

  • A Night of Improv – A night of sketch-comedy improv performed by faculty, staff and students
  • Nickel and Dimed by  Joan Holden (based on the book by Barbara Ehrenreich)
  • Dr. Suess & Other Mixed Up Fairytales – A Student Directed Fundraising Project
  • Godspell by Steven Schwartz  (Kennedy Center award winner)

  • Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling
  • Kimberly Akimbo by David Lindsay-Abaire
  • Director’s One-Act Festival
  • The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown

  • The Spitfire Grill with music and book by James Valcq and lyrics and book by Fred Alley
  • Director’s One-Act Festival
  • Love Letters by A.R. Gurney
  • The Zoo Story by Edward Albee

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