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Department of Theatre and Cinema

Collaborative. Creative. Well-Rounded.

The Department of Theatre and Cinema is committed to teaching, learning and nurturing the development of creative, well-rounded theatre artists to work individually and collaboratively to solve problems, build community and meet the challenges of a diverse world.

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Major in Theatre

Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

As a theatre major, you’ll also become a critical thinker, versatile problem solver and excellent communicator — all of which are valued no matter where your professional life takes you.

Minors:

  • Cinema and Screen Studies Interdisciplinary minor
  • Theatre minor
  • Theatre Performance minor
  • Theatre Production minor
Program descriptions and catalog listing for Theatre

On Stage in September and October

2026-2027 Season

Lost Girl

The nursery is once again silent and Neverland is far away, the rest of the world is moving on, but Wendy Darling still sits waiting for her first true love to come back as he promised. Her mother and even the Lost Boys are worried about her. But sometimes it is easier to hide than face life in all its joy and scary parts. Told with lyricism and humanity, this highly relatable story wrestles with the question of how to “fly” with a broken heart.

Performed in the Main Stage Theatre in Artis Center

September 29, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 1- 3, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 4, 2026 at 2 p.m.

Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $10
Radford University Faculty and Staff: $6
Radford University students: Free
Senior Discount: $6
Group Rates (10+): $6

Tickets for all Theatre and Cinema performances are available at www.CVPAtickets.com, by calling 540-831-5289, or during the week of the show, at the Theatre and Cinema Box Office,  Artis Center 252.

A vertically oriented theatrical poster with a dark navy, purple, and blue nighttime palette. A large arched window or stage-like frame dominates the upper portion. Through the window is a star-filled sky with clouds, a glowing full moon, and a small silhouetted flying figure. In the foreground, an illustrated young girl with long braided brown hair sits sideways on a wooden bench, wearing a white short-sleeved top, a flowing blue-purple skirt, and sneakers, gazing toward the moon and flying figure.

Theatre Student Debuts as Director

Annie Bolte’s Highlander history goes a little further back than just her freshman year – her parents, John “Stoney” Bolt, M.A. ’92, and Virginia “Jenny” Leadbetter-Bolte ’89, met while they were students at Radford, and now Annie is finding her place at Radford.

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Phone:
540-831-5141
Location:
Artis Center for Creativity and Innovation

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