Because residence life meant so much to her, an alumna has established the Alice Nykaza ’65 Endowed Scholarship that will …
“Don’t look at us like we are, sir. Please… See make-up, caked, in glowing powder pink! Imagine a beard, full blown and blowing, …
AT CURTAIN: GEORGE DUMMITT ’69 is sitting on the hood of a cream-colored American Motors Gremlin on the set of Hedwig …
In the technical world of stagecraft, where specialists give substance to the designer’s vision, artistic traditions meet and mingle with …
Michelle Gore ’95 helps grown men transform into rhinoceroses eight times a week. “Actors can pretend to be a rhino or …
K2 Casting, the multi-purpose studio of Kevin Kennison ’82, is the logical outgrowth of his varied career. As a theater professional …
A train passes by, a ship gets repaired, glass breaks, a band rocks out and an actor whispers an aside …
Let’s say the script calls for a moonlit tryst to end at dawn with the execution of the lovers. The …
Contractors have been working since the end of spring 2014 semester on the first phase of renovations that will make …
Never sure where life would take him, Frank Semmens ’64 M’68 found direction through travel and education. Now, he is …
