Past Projects by Theatre Production Students

BYU-Idaho loves the performing arts and puts on multiple productions a year. Plays are decided based on student recommendation, feasibility, and potential portfolio experience for both performers and technicians.

Each show offers BYU-Idaho theatre production students opportunities to become a major part of storytelling. From scenery creation, stage organization, sound, and lighting, each aspect of theatre production brings the theatre alive for each audience.

Want to see some past projects that BYUI has put on? Here are some university productions from the last few years:

Musicals

• Daddy Long Legs
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella
• Little Women

Plays

• The Servant of Two Masters
• Blithe Spirit
• Robin Hood
• As it is in Heaven
• No Fish in the House
• Sense & Sensibility
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
• A Medieval Christmas Pageant: The York Cycle
• The Mousetrap
• Fiddler’s Three
• Babette’s Feast
• Wait Until Dark
• Esther

Shakespeare

• Much Ado About Nothing
• The Comedy of Errors
• Julius Caesar

Opera

• The Old Maid & the Thief
• Gianni Schicchi
• Mikado
• Elixir of Love

Conclusion

Like what you see? You can join the production team responsible for the detailed sets, costumes, and designs by studying Theatre Production. Visit the Theatre: Theatre Production Emphasis website for more information.

Sources:
BYU-Idaho’s “A Medieval Christmas Pageant: The York Cycle” is ready to boost your holiday spirits
Inside BYU-Idaho Theatre as curtain rises on new production | BYU-Idaho Scroll