Your friends in the Directing class are presenting their final scenes this Friday at 5:30pm and this Saturday at 7:30pm! Featuring an eclectic group of plays ranging from a slaughterhouse comedy, a perverted fairytale, and a poignant period drama.
Come out and take part in the whimsy and magic of Directing Palooza!
Your friends in the Directing class are presenting their final scenes this Friday at 5:30pm and this Saturday at 7:30pm! Featuring an eclectic group of plays ranging from a slaughterhouse comedy, a perverted fairytale, and a poignant period drama.
Come out and take part in the whimsy and magic of Directing Palooza!
Sign up for an fun-filled, excting acting camp for kids! The Summer Institute of Fun teaches movement, improv, storytelling and much more. Don't wait, we sold out sessions last summer so register soon!
Morning sessions A, B, C, and D for children 6 to 8 run from 9:00am to 11:30am Monday through Friday in Keck Theater. Children may be picked up during supervised mat time between 11:30am and 12:15pm.
Session A, July 15-19
Session B, July 22-26
Session C, July 29 - August 2
Session D, August 5-9
Sign up for an fun-filled, excting acting camp for kids! The Summer Institute of Fun teaches movement, improv, storytelling and much more. Don't wait, we sold out sessions last summer so register soon!
Morning sessions A, B, C, and D for children 6 to 8 run from 9:00am to 11:30am Monday through Friday in Keck Theater. Children may be picked up during supervised mat time between 11:30am and 12:15pm.
Sign up for an fun-filled, excting acting camp for kids! The Summer Institute of Fun teaches movement, improv, storytelling and much more. Don't wait, we sold out sessions last summer so register soon!
Morning sessions A, B, C, and D for children 6 to 8 run from 9:00am to 11:30am Monday through Friday in Keck Theater. Children may be picked up during supervised mat time between 11:30am and 12:15pm.
Session A, July 15-19
Session B, July 22-26
Session C, July 29 - August 2
Session D, August 5-9
Sign up for an fun-filled, excting acting camp for kids! The Summer Institute of Fun teaches movement, improv, storytelling and much more. Don't wait, we sold out sessions last summer so register soon!
We are putting some precautions in place to ensure a safe environment for everyone. Since we’ll be indoors, the college requires that anyone joining us at camp be fully vaccinated. We will follow the prevailing masking guidelines in the summer whatever they may be.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Like his mother, Richard has made his fair share of mistakes. From house fires to demonic energy, join him in Keck Theater on March 2, 2019 at 7:30PM and March 3, 2019 at 2:00PM as he shares stories from throughout his life. It's free! Come laugh at his constant missteps and the ridiculous situations he finds himself in. Also, it's free! Directed by London Murray '18, Lighting Design by Isabel Schwartzberg '19, and graphic design by Dahlia Theriault '20. Did he mention it's free?! Hope to see you there.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Like his mother, Richard has made his fair share of mistakes. From house fires to demonic energy, join him in Keck Theater on March 2, 2019 at 7:30PM and March 3, 2019 at 2:00PM as he shares stories from throughout his life. It's free! Come laugh at his constant missteps and the ridiculous situations he finds himself in. Also, it's free! Directed by London Murray '18, Lighting Design by Isabel Schwartzberg '19, and graphic design by Dahlia Theriault '20. Did he mention it's free?! Hope to see you there.
2:00pm: La Isla by Daphne Cancel '19
directed by Jonathan Muñoz-Proulx
Quinn and his mom Christine just want to spend a nice evening having dinner with their nice boyfriends in Quinn’s nice new apartment. Then why is the pasta on the wall and the T on the floor before it’s all over?
Hang Tight by Rosie Stevenson '20
directed by Emily Chase
Is this a party or a funeral? As the friends and family of college student Andy gather to say goodbye they find themselves asking the same question – how do you properly memorialize someone you never really knew?