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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.
So, around this time of year, AU Singers, Auburn University's Showchoir, is gearing up for performances.
The Lorax may not appear in the TYA version of Seussical, but that didn't stop his Truffula trees from taking over the Annex Theatre stage this past weekend.
On November 19th, we played our last performance of Our Town at the University of New Haven.
Well readers, your Canadian gal made a trip to the Big Apple the week of the election! I don't know how to describe my 10000th trip - wonderful! No, 'S'wonderful! Not only were we in the midst of the election, we were surrounded by Broadway greatness everywhere we went! Here are my Top Five Broadway
For a few evenings during the week, several students change out of their business casual attire and push the rows of desks towards the wall, creating a makeshift rehearsal studio in an empty classroom.
Currently, I'm working on an adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
On Sunday November 6th, the Broadway Advocacy Coalition held the first in a series of monthly events called The Invitation.
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.
'You've both discovered something important that you really care about.
Oh, The Places We'll Go!
John Cage, an American composer, music theorist, writer, philosopher, and artist, was interested in finding and collecting ordinary sounds to use; he wanted to capture and control them to use them as musical instruments.
This week takes a turn to the future well, sort of.
Since my last blog, some stuff has happened!
As stated last week, the concept of family is a very large aspect of this production.
If you're a theatre major, chances are all your classes are in the same building, and all the work you do is in the theater.
On News Year's Eve of seventh grade, I made the resolution to step out of my comfort zone and try new things.
The concept of family is a very large aspect of this production.
This week has been a lot of schoolwork and rehearsals (the usual).
How one Rocky Horror director aims to do more than put on a show.
I binge-watched the entire first season of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend last month because I'd been hearing good things about it for a while and finally decided to see it for myself.
This semester, I am taking a Writing for TV and Film class - which means that I'm writing a script for a movie.
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:
Very recently, I drove from Auburn to Atlanta to see one of my favorite bands at The Tabernacle - Two Door Cinema Club - and not only did I end up falling in love with them even more, but I also fell in love with Jack Garratt, who was opening for them.