Amanda Grillo is a proud Connecticut native that currently attends University of New Haven as a Theatre major. She has been active in theatre since the sixth grade. Over the years, Amanda has participated in several different aspects of theatre from performance to tech (sometimes both in the same show). Because of this, she given herself the classification of a “techtor” (combination of a techie and actor). Outside of university productions, Amanda is active in the West Haven Council on the Arts in their Theatre West productions.
Upon the embarking of tech week and opening the production, I had the pleasure of talking to two of the people responsible for creating the hideaway and the world of The Nether.
It's that time of the semester! The first week of March transports the Bucknall theater at the University of New Haven to Jennifer Haley's cyber world of The Nether.
I recently had the pleasure of joining classmates in the participation of the 49th Annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for Region 1.
In taking the class this semester, I learned so much about how theatre makes an impact on our community (yes, that is the class title and it is self explanatory).
Welcome Back! Decisions have been made and by the time you read this article we are merely days away from displaying our work and findings from the semester.
Welcome back! By the time you see this article we will be 2 short days from OPENING NIGHT! Tech week is a time people dread, a time people love, a magical time where everything comes together.
Welcome back! This week's article features an art form that a production of Our Town would not be complete without: PANTOMIME! For those who don't know what pantomime is, I decided to give you the gift of the Oxford Dictionary definition:
Welcome back! Now, the first article was called a first look , the second was meet the director , and I suppose you can guess what the third will be Stage Managers! This show is graced with four.
Welcome to the second installment of the behind the scenes look at the University of New Haven's production of Thorton Wilder's American classic, Our Town.