Play Review: ‘Ordinary Days’ Works in Extraordinary Ways
A struggling couple, two unlikely friends and 19 back-to-back songs had the audience glued to their seats in the opening performance of the musical “Ordinary […]
Theater
The Making of “Public Enemy”
Additional reporting by Abby Donlin. How does the Theatre Department do it? Every semester the designers and actors put on at least two shows, and […]
The Bohm II: A New Screen
During a visit to the Bohm Theatre, the students of Assistant Professor Andy Boyan’s mass communications class were lucky enough to meet with Executive Director, […]
Enter Stage Right: Three New Professors Join Theatre Department
If you have recently wandered through the halls of Herrick Theatre, the home of the Theatre and Kinesiology Departments, you may have noticed that there […]
Show Review: Lysistrata
Synopsis The Greek men have been off at war for who knows how long, and the women are sick of it. Lysistrata rallies the women […]
Q&A with Andrea Walles
The Bohm Theater is an anticipated addition to the Albion downtown district. Andrea Walles, The Woodlands, Texas, junior, is currently interning at the theater for […]
Student workshop review
Miami – written by Meghan Bortle, directed by Max Brosnahan-Lusk “Basically, I wanted to do a simple show for student workshops. I worked with Meghan […]
Q&A with Meghan Bortle
Meghan Bortle, Delton junior, is certainly setting the stage here at Albion College. During the student workshops this past week Bortle not only starred in […]
Budget doesn’t hinder theater performance
Members of every academic department can understand the woes of equipment failure. But there is a big difference between malfunctioning computers and stage props that fall […]
Show Review: “The Way of the World”
When putting on a play written 300 years ago, a director faces the problem of how to make the audience understand material written in another […]