Montana Repertory Theatre

Live audiences can see actors give a staged reading of a new play at the Missoula Public Library.

Here’s a quick guide to some upcoming arts and cultural events happening around Missoula in the coming week.

The National Endowment for the Arts grants, announced this week, are the first funding round for the fiscal year 2023, according to a news release sent on Tuesday.

Local theater, dance and traditional performing arts groups like the Missoula Symphony Orchestra said attendance has increased over the course…

The production, “Hearth: A Yuletide Tale,” runs the next two weeks at the University of Montana.

The holiday season has begun around Missoula. Take your pick between jazz, the symphony, tuba ensembles or choirs.

Here’s a quick guide to some upcoming arts and cultural events happening around Missoula in the coming week.

Drama is unfolding all over downtown Missoula as the Montana Repertory Theatre stages a series of short original plays in parked cars.

“We Won’t Sleep,” a work in progress, tracks her life in the years from 1916 to 1920. 

In “ReEntry,” the new production from the Montana Repertory Theatre, the cast delivers the real words of veterans and family members — what se…

The Montana Repertory Theatre's touring production is back for the first time since early 2020 with "Reentry."

The Montana Repertory Theatre’s new educational outreach play, “The Castle with a Thousand Lights,” addresses friendship, communication, gentr…

Theatregoers in Missoula can choose from two performances at the ZACC on Saturday, March 12, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and one performance on Sunday, March 13, at 2 p.m. 

Buskers, poverty, inequality and mountain music by a local musician all figure into “Hearth: A Yuletide Tale,” a new Montana Repertory Theatre production that they hope to build into an annual tradition.

A quick guide to upcoming arts and cultural events around Missoula in the coming week.

A quick guide to upcoming arts and cultural events around Missoula in the coming week (and a little further ahead).

The Montana Repertory Theatre is presenting “Back to School” Sept. 23-25, and Sept. 29-Oct. 2.

Artistic Director Michael Legg said that part of their mission is to “figure out how to remove cost as a barrier whenever we can,” he said, and that “we really feel like art should be for everyone.”

As University of Montana graduate J.K. Simmons asks at the disastrous end of “Burn After Reading," his face scrunched up in befuddlement as he…

“Going to a show” usually implies maybe food, drinks and a play.