âWe know what we are, but know not what we may be.” – Shakespeare
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Dive in. Explore. Engage.
Welcome to Ozarks Theatre, where stories come to life, creativity knows no bounds, and YOU are always part of the experience. Whether you’re a current or future Ozarks’ student dreaming of your first standing ovation, someone who thrives behind the scenes building magic with light, sound, and set, or a community member looking for a fun and enjoyable night out, we’re thrilled you’re here.
Our stage is more than just a platform for performance. It’s a place where friendships form, talents grow, and bold ideas take center stage. Each year, we produce a dynamic mix works that reflect the heart and voice of our students, our campus, and the world around us. From classic dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, thereâs something exciting waiting in Seay Theatre.
Curious about whatâs coming up? Want to audition? Or maybe just snag some tickets for the next show? You’ve come to the right place — check out the updates below!








UPCOMING (fall 2025):
ELEPHANT’S GRAVEYARD by George Bryant
November 13 – 15, 20 – 22
7:30 PM
Free to University of the Ozarks students, faculty, and staff with promo code. All theatre productions are open to the public unless otherwise noted.
Community Garden by Justin Borak
April 23-25, April 30-May 2
Free to University of the Ozarks students, faculty, and staff with promo code. All theatre productions are open to the public unless otherwise noted.
GRAB YOUR SEAT FOR THE NEXT SHOW:
Theatre as a major or minor:
University of the Ozarks Theatre is built on the core belief that professionalism in rehearsals, labs, projects, classes, and internships is essential for success, not only within our program but also in the professional world beyond. We are committed to educating students in all aspects of the theatrical arts, fostering analytical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork through the collaborative process of theatre productions. Whether pursuing a major, minor or simply engaging in our vibrant theatre community, students develop versatile skills that enhance their marketability and enrich their primary fields of study, preparing them to apply these strengths across a wide range of careers.
For information about University of the Ozarks theatre, contact:
Macy Jones, Ph.D.
Walton Professor of Theatre
mjones@ozarks.edu