Campus stages / MSU Auditorium Building, Michigan State University campus
Michigan State University Department of Theatre
MSU's theatre department runs a full public season across campus, from the Pasant Theatre inside Wharton Center to the MSU Auditorium Building, plus free outdoor theatre every June.

Michigan State University Department of Theatre · Photo from the venue’s official website
Quick facts
- Resident companies
- MSU Department of Theatre · Summer Circle Theatre · New Musical Laboratory
01 / Playbill
Now on stage
Announced lineup
What the venue announced on its own site when we last checked (2026-09-26). Click through for exact times and tickets.
- MusicalDiscovery: A New Musical ↗
- PlayMidnite ↗
- PlayAntigone ↗
- PlayRhinoceros ↗
- ComedyMSU Unscripted ↗
- MusicalMean Girls ↗
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
Michigan State University's Department of Theatre stages a public season across campus: the Pasant Theatre inside Wharton Center, and the Fairchild Theatre, Arena Theatre, Studio 60 and Concert Auditorium in the MSU Auditorium Building. Its New Musical Laboratory develops new musicals with Wharton Center, such as Discovery (September 24-27, 2026), about the NASA astronaut corps after the Challenger disaster. Each June brings Summer Circle Theatre, a professional summer company that pays students to present free outdoor theatre in the courtyard between the MSU Auditorium and the Kresge Art Building; 2026 was its 64th season. Later in the season you'll find Antigone (November 6-15, 2026) and Mean Girls (February 19-28, 2027).
- Stages all over campus, from the Pasant to Studio 60
- Summer Circle: free outdoor theatre every June
- New musicals from the New Musical Laboratory
Plan your visit
The department is in the MSU Auditorium Building at 542 Auditorium Rd. in East Lansing. Main-stage tickets are sold through Wharton Center (1-800-WHARTON or (517) 432-2000), while student productions sell tickets at the door only, one hour before curtain.
Box office
Main-stage tickets through Wharton Center: 1-800-WHARTON or (517) 432-2000. Student productions: tickets at the door only, one hour before the performance.

