Note that in some years when the university was under the quarter system, the department offered more than touring show in an academic year.
2019-20 Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, adapted by Tom Dugdale
2018-19 Twelfth Night; or What You Will by William Shakespeare, adapted by Christopher Matsos (PhD, '10)
2017-18 Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare, adapted by Eric Brinkman (BA, English '96; PhD, '20) and Aubrey Neumann (PhD, 21)
2016-17 Macbeth by William Shakespeare, adapted by Christopher Matsos (PhD, '10)
2015-16 A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, adapted by Robin Post (MFA, '06)
2014-15 Henry Vi by William Shakespeare, adapted by Kevin McClatchy (MFA, '12)
2013-14 As You Like It by William Shakespeare, adapted by Mo Ryan
2012-13 Twelfth Night; or What You Will by William Shakespeare, adapted by Christopher Matsos (PhD, '10)
2011-12 Macbeth by William Shakespeare, adapted by Christopher Matsos (PhD, '10)
2010-11 A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, adapted by Kate Ramsey and Robin Post (MFA, '06)
2009-10 A Song for Coretta by Pear Cleage
2008-09 Just Like Us by Craig Soldara
2007-08 The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Patrick Rainville Dorn
2006-07 The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Patrick Rainville Dorn
2005-06 Escuela del Mundo by Catherine Filloux
2004-05 Ghost Stories of the Blacksmith Curse by Billy Graham
2004-05 Escuela del Mundo by Catherine Filloux, Thurber Playwright-in-Residence, world premiere commissioned by department and the Office of International Studies
2003-04 Rock 'n' Roles from William Shakespeare by Jim Luigs
2002-03 The Arkansaw Bear by Aurand Harris
2001-02 Private Words: The Hiding of Anne Frank's Diary by Lesley Ferris
2001-02 Sobering Thoughts by Jason Kravits
2000-01 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown by Clark Gesner and John Gordon
2000-01 Roasted Shoes, Toasted Tootsies by Jason Kravits
2000-01 Sobering Thoughts by Jason Kravits
1999-00 Roasted Shoes, Toasted Tootsies by Jason Kravits
1999-00 Sobering Thoughts by Jason Kravits
1998-99 Rock 'n' Roles from William Shakespeare by Jim Luigs