While Theatre NDSU’s version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is set strongly in the ’80s, Shakespeare is omnipresent: Jess Jung, the director, kept the original “Sweet Midsummer Dreams (Are Made of This)”
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Big Hair, Big Shoulders, Bigger Drama
The ’80s: from the photos I’ve seen of my parents during that time, it involved a lot of blue eyeshadow, shoulder pads, teased hair styled “Big Hair, Big Shoulders, Bigger Drama”
‘Considering Matthew Shepard’: A Journey From Darkness to Light
In conjunction with the 20th anniversary of the brutal murder of Wyoming college student Matthew Shepard, Grammy Award-winning Conspirare are set to perform “Considering Matthew “‘Considering Matthew Shepard’: A Journey From Darkness to Light”
Red Raven Hosts Emotional Creative Outlet
The Red Raven Espresso Parlor becomes the home of poets and admirers the first Thursday of every month. If you were to peak into the “Red Raven Hosts Emotional Creative Outlet”
Review: ‘All in the Timing’
The play “All in the Timing” was recreated on Concordia Campus at the Concordia College Theatre. “All in the Timing” by David Ives is a “Review: ‘All in the Timing’”
Abigail Walker: From North Dakota to Broadway
I sat down with Abigail Walker this past week to talk about her leading role in Theatre NDSU’s “Tartuffe”. Walker is in her second “Abigail Walker: From North Dakota to Broadway”
Review: Two-Faced ‘Tartuffe’
This past weekend was the opening weekend for Theatre NDSU’s production “Tartuffe,” in the style of commedia dell’arte. NDSU met Molière’s theatrical comedy with early 20th-century American “Review: Two-Faced ‘Tartuffe’”
Review: Driving a Crucial Conversation
On Thursday, Nov. 30, Theatre NDSU opened their second show of the season, “How I Learned to Drive,” in the intimate Walsh Studio Theatre. Paula “Review: Driving a Crucial Conversation”