Name of Opera Selection (Start Time in Podcast)

Dalla Sua Pace (1:27)

Sul fil d’un soffio etesio (6:14)

Se Vuol Ballare (9:14)

V'adoro, Pupille (12:24)

La Gioconda (16:56)

Orfeo et Euridice (20:40)

Sull’ aria (24:11)

Hansel and Gretel (26:52)

The Elixir of Love Duet (28:59)

Pearl Fishers (36:19)

Belle Nuit (42:20)

Depuis le jour (44:55)

The Magic Flute Trio (50:08)

Don Pasquale (Donizetti) Solo (53:00)

Sadko (55:59)

Una donna a quindici anni (59:42)

Soave sia il vento (1:03.15)

Don Giovani Duet (1:05.00)

Der Freischütz (1:08.00)

Scenes from various operas performed by KSU students. 

An interview with KSU Lighting and Sound Designer, James Davis.

An interview with scenic designer for KSU Theatre, Kathy Voecks

An interview with Costume Designer for KSU Theatre, Dana Pinkston

In the spirit of its historic namesake, JAZZ DISTRICT celebrates the past of Kansas City’s 18th & Vine while putting it face-to-face with a story of its future. During a COVID-induced gap year, Langston, a young artist, must decide whether his next steps will be in the direction of higher education or helping run his Grandfather's plant shop. Between cypers with shrubbery and family fallout, we unpack what it means be young, Black, and have a choice.

This is Logan Myles Stacer's debut play. He is a graduate of Kansas State University and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.

An in-depth talk with playwright Logan Stacer and director Darrington Clark.

When 6 K-State writers were tasked with creating scenes influenced by our favorite holiday tunes, it resulted in a series of irreverent comedy sketches that will leave you merry. From Rudolph's drag deer to Frosty the Snowman's crime drama to Prancer's interrogation for murder, this December offering is full of creativity and fun.

Three alumni of the 2016 K-State Theatre Writers Room, Blake Cordell, Jonah Kirkhart, and Cody O’Hare discuss the development of Ho Ho No with current student Ceslie Parker-Waller. This bonus episode is available now on all podcast platforms. It precedes the release of Ho Ho No, directed by associate professor Jerry Jay Cranford.