An opera written by Prof. Matt Boresi made its Washington-area debut in April, featuring a Metropolitan Opera soprano. more...

Carthage students will work with Wasserstein Prize-winner Laura Jacqmin on Ghost Bike. She is one of many award-winning artists who have come to Carthage through the Theatre Department's visiting artist program. more...

The Carthage Theatre Department earned a national award through the famed Kennedy Center’s college theater festival for its production of The Rail Splitter. more...

See this charming musical — called a "show-lover's show" by The New York Times — this weekend and next. more...

Carthage dance students attended a regional dance festival in Madison, Wis., March 28-April 1. more...

Award-winning playwright Laura Jacqmin wrote "Ghost Bike" specifically for its Carthage actors. more...

Photo Gallery — See what happened when Carthage students and faculty spent a month immersed in the genre of steampunk, the music of Mozart and Purcell, and the writings of Jules Verne and Mary Shelley. more...

Miss Kaeppeler was named the preliminary talent winner in the pageant's first night of competition. Show your support by voting online now. more...

The Rail Splitter and eight students have been selected for the Region III Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. more...

See this hilarious hit from Seattle at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, or 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. more...

Carthage presents the annual Christmas Festival Dec. 2-4. Sing, Ye Heavens, Tell the Story is a festival of readings and carols featuring the majestic sounds of the Fritsch Memorial Organ, performances by Carthage instrumental and choral ensembles, and the annual Service of Light. more...

The Carthage Theatre Department brings laughs and heartache with their 2011-2012 season, which opens Oct. 14 with Almost Maine. more...

Tony Award-winning musical is the final production of the 2010-11 theatre season. See it April 29-May 7 in Wartburg Auditorium. more...

Best known for his role as the quirky J. Peterman on Seinfeld and for his performance on Dancing With the Stars, Mr. O'Hurley will speak on "Living an Extraordinary Life" at Carthage at 7 p.m. Monday, April 18.  more...

Guest artist Marisa Ballaro coached students before spring dance show. more...

Described as one of the most significant poets writing today, esteemed poet and playwright Mr. Weaver will read from his work at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Clausen Center. more...

The Carthage Theatre Department presents play about the reunion of six longtime friends, March 24-26 in the Studio Theatre. more...

Learn how to add strength, clarity and stamina to your speaking or singing voice at two-day workshop April 15-16.  more...

Theatre professor to give lecture March 8 as part of Carthage's The Book That Changed My Life lecture series. more...

Mr. Cleveland will speak about his work on such television shows as "The West Wing" and "Mad Men," and his new play "The Rail Splitter" for Carthage. more...

Enjoy non-stop readings of Dr. Seuss books, delight in gourmet green eggs and ham, and get your picture taken with the Cat in the Hat himself. "Seussical the Musical" will be performed at 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. more...

Rick Cleveland's "The Rail Splitter" premieres at Carthage Feb. 25-March 5. more...

Students in J-Term Opera Production class give 1728 opera a modern spin and message. more...

Students, led by theatre professor Neil Scharnick, present Neo-Futurist shows at 7:30 p.m. and midnight Saturday, Feb. 5.  more...

Carthage welcomes Christian hip hop artist Agape and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Gospel Choir for a free concert on Feb. 13. more...

Choir selected to perform for the prestigious Wisconsin Choral Directors Association. Concert will be held on Jan. 20 in Green Bay, Wis. more...

Chamber music theatre performance will commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 17. more...

Carthage students and faculty selected to perform and compete at 43rd annual Region III Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, Jan. 4-8. more...