News from SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film

Johamy Morales (‘06) has been named the Artistic Director at Seattle Children’s Theatre, one of the nation’s most prestigious theatres for young audiences

With a fine arts background and an interest in storytelling through space, Jubilate brings over a decade of professional experience to her position.

From Shakespeare to the supernatural, SDSU’s new theatre season showcases reimagined icons and groundbreaking new voices.

From​ ​working on Broadway to​ ​directing SDSU’s production of "Rent," ​alumna Courtney Corey ('23)​ shares how the lessons she learned as a student continue to influence her career today.

San Diego International Fringe Festival adds film to its lineup with the debut of the SDSU Emerging Filmmakers Showcase, spotlighting student talent and expanding to a new campus venue.

Meet SDSU Alumnus Rick Schuiteman (‘95). While at SDSU, Rick studied theater, which led him to work in the entertainment department at SeaWorld, where he stayed for 34 years.

Scott Summerfield is a Bay Area native who came to San Diego State University and fell in love with the city, the campus, the athletics, and the beach.

Celebrating excellence in performance, production, and design, the School honors five standout students whose talent and dedication have left a lasting impact on SDSU’s creative community

The show tackles powerful themes like addiction, poverty, and HIV/AIDS, delivering a captivating story filled with unforgettable characters and a moving message about love, hope, and living without regrets.

The iconic Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet is known for its tortured main character. SDSU Theater challenges the role with eight female led versions of the doomed prince