Profile: Hooligan Artistic Director, Kiara Bryant
Take Center Stage with Kiara!
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The Art of Public Speaking
In acting there is strong emphasis on altering your posture, tone of voice, and overall demeanor to transition from being yourself into a...
Profile of a Sophomore: Molly Cornell
Sophomore Molly Cornell is a Theatre Major with a focus in Design at Loyola University Chicago. She is also an RA, a double minor in Studio...
A Cinematic Summer
One of my favourite activities to pass time is to watch a movie. Like reading, it’s an effortless way to transport myself out of my life...
An Exciting Summer at the Guthrie
The Guthrie Theatre is a Twin Cities staple. Since 1963, their mission has been to create a transformative space where the community can...
What’s it’s Like Behind the Scenes
Recently, MCLA’s Harlequin Theatre Club put on a performance of Company, a play beloved by many generations. There was a lot of work put...
Campus Cutie: Delaney Lynch
The Basics: Name: Delaney Lynch Year: Junior Major: Theatre Arts (concentration in Musical Theatre) Hometown: Mansfield, MA...
3 Musical TV Shows to Check Out
I'm a huge fan of musical theatre, so it’s a fun treat when I get to enjoy some fresh musical content on the small screen. Here’s three...
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Play Review: The House at Pooh Corner
This past two weekends the show “The House at Pooh Corner” has been played at Belmont University. It’s a show written by A. A. Milne and...
Underrated Broadway Bops to Boost Your Mood
The most difficult weeks of the semester always seem to hit when student morale is already low. When I’m down, the absolute worst feeling...
Anastasia: The New Broadway Musical: My Experience at the Broadhurst Theatre
I had the wonderful opportunity to spend a few days indulging in my musical obsession in none other than New York City’s very own theatre...
What Are You Doing With Your Life? What the Heck is Drama Therapy? and Other Scary Questions
College is the start of even more intimidating questions.
Your Last Chance To See The Original Les Miserables
Les Misérables is likely the most well-known musical of all time, the name familiar to people who will never even hear of Everybody’s...
Tallahassee Must: All Saints Cinema
"Not only is it close to campus and inexpensive, but it’s an experience much different than you would have at a bigger theatre."
Emilia: A Review
The West End has seen an influx of shows about the women of history who have been denied the opportunities to tell their own stories: we’ve...
Hit or Miss? King Kong on Broadway!
If you came to see the gorilla, you will certainly see a gorilla. Broadway Theater’s premiere of the 1932 novel and 1933 movie “King Kong”...
Waitress Review: It Only Takes a Taste When You Know it's Good!
When Waitress was announced to be transferring from Broadway to the West End, I was so excited. Earning itself four Tony Award nominations...
Interview with Aryana Ramkhalawon: Leading Actress in 'The Funeral Director', a Play about Gender, Sexuality and Religion
Iman Qureshi’s The Funeral Director is a deeply moving play about a muslim funeral director who refuses to perform a funeral for a man’s...
Review: 'My People'
The following is a review of the Bristol Spotlights play 'My People'. When I first heard that a Jewish-themed dark comedy was coming onto...
Royal Shakespeare Company: Romeo and Juliet
The Royal Shakespeare Company has taken Shakespeare’s most famous love story and turned it into an adaptation beyond the realms of the...
