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.
This week takes a turn to the future well, sort of.
As stated last week, the concept of family is a very large aspect of this production.
The concept of family is a very large aspect of this production.
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:
Getting off book not everyone's favorite part, but a necessary one in the rehearsal process.
Music is in the air at the University of New Haven as the Theatre Club prepares for their third cabaret.
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.
The season has officially begun at the University of New Haven.
School is back in session at the University of New Haven.
Whether it be a physical warm up, group bonding, or prayer, everyone has something they do to center themselves and get 'in the zone' before a performance.
Alas, the summer of 2016 draws to a close and I pack my bags for back to school in just a few short days.
It's that time in the process yet again.
As we now are roughly two weeks from opening, I thought I would be a little punny.
This week, we call our attention to a position that is necessary for any production to run smoothly.
It is summertime! Whether it be community theatre, regional theatre, all the way to the professional level, summer is a prime time to take in a show.
This week I had the pleasure of discussing the progress of The Comedy of Errors as well as the progress of our Summer Youth Theatre production of Les Miserables School Edition, with West Haven Council on the Arts President, Barth McNeil.
Diving into week three of rehearsals with a bang! Between running lines and research to rehearsals with the whole cast, I discover new things about Luciana every single time.
Welcome to the first behind the scenes article for The Comedy of Errors, presented by West Haven Council on the Arts.
