Her Campus at Exeter
Review: Shotgun’s ‘Show Me What You’re Maid Of’
Very last minute on a random Thursday evening in June, I found myself sitting in the audience to see Shotgun’s performance of ‘Show Me What You’re Maid Of.’ I...
Her Campus at Pace
Why the Longest Running Broadway Musical Has to Close
On the morning of Sept. 16, rumors started moving around the theater community that Phantom of the Opera, the longest-running show on Broadway, was setting its closing date this...
Her Campus at GCU
Centuries-Old Oberammergau “Passion Play” is Set for 2022
Settled along the Ammer River in Bavaria, Germany, lies a quaint town called Oberammergau. The city, nestled in the mountains, is surrounded by rich nature and history. Many don’t...
Her Campus at Exeter
‘The Last Words’ Review
The Last Words, presented by Theatre with Teeth, takes place on a stage contained within police tape. The mystery written by Charlotte Smith follows Rebecca, played by Emily Wallace, who...
Her Campus at Leeds
LUU Music Theatre’s Carrie: Review
I attended the evening show of LUU’s Music Theatre society’s production of Carrie the Musical on Friday 13th May, marking the first show I have watched of theirs.
Her Campus at Leeds
‘The Lightning Thief’ Musical: Review
Quirky, unique, Mommy/Daddy issues, all set to music – LAMMPS (Leeds Universities Medic Musical Theatre Society ) finally made their long-awaited return to the Riley Smith Theatre after COVID...
Her Campus at Nottingham
Review: The Savages of Self Preservation In ‘DNA’
In a warped world where all hope for the future is consumed by guilt, ‘what’s more important; one person or everyone?’ That was the haunting line that has followed...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Stay Tuned! #7 Musicals About To Premiere In São Paulo This Year
This goes to all the brazilian musical theatre fans out there!
Her Campus at FSU
Visiting New York City and Broadway in 2022
If you are looking for a sign to visit, this is it!
Her Campus at VCU
Gender Identity in Performance
As many of us may know, Shakespeare’s women in the 1600s were played by men.