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Hiya! I’m Rosie, your local Rover Reporter, here to review the paw-some production of Popularity Coach. I knew right away that it was going to be bone-tastic when Cooper first burst into song! Such theatrical fun! Cooper and Mia were so excited

WELCOME TO THE ROSE! It’s almost time for our next production, the world premiere of Popularity Coach, an original play about being true to yourself written by The Rose’s Playwright-in-Residence, Brian Guehring. We’ve assembled some information to help you and your family to get

A Review By The Rover Reporter Hiya! I’m Rosie, your local Rover Reporter, here to review the paw-some production of The SpongeBob Musical. Oh my paws, the songs had me dancing in my seat! SpongeBob was such a happy guy — I

The Rose Theater invites families to Rosefest, a family fun festival celebrating art, creativity and community on Saturday, August 6, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event will be held outside The Rose at 20th and Farnam St. Families will enjoy

Rose Playwright-in-Residence Brian Guehring recently sat down with the Michele Tuck-Ponder from Destination Imagination to discuss the process of creativity, how Brian’s background led to his creative pursuits, and his overall playwriting process. Brian and Michele also discuss Pride Players, the award-winning

The Teen IDEA Coalition at The Rose Theater is dedicated to providing a space for teens to explore Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility through art and meaningful discussion. Over the 2020-21 season, teens met virtually to discuss a variety of topics including:

We are sharing this article to amplify this clear naming of a wrong. We are sharing this article to amplify this clear naming of a wrong.The Rose Theater acknowledges having been a participant in Arts Omaha and must be held accountable for

This summer, The Rose issued public anti-racism commitments to the community. The actions identified at that time were in addition to action items already in our current strategic plan. (Read more about this commitment here.) The big question we were trying to

 Zoom Was Our Stage. And It Was A Great One.  An essay by young artists about their leadership, collaboration and connection while devising a performance in the digital age of quarantine.  The pandemic meant a loss of so many opportunities, especially for