Newfangled Theatre Company explores complexity of human relationships in absurdist comedy ‘Gary, Helen, and Peter’ In a dynamic storm of absurdism and comedy, “Gary, Helen, “First comes love, then comes… what?”
Author: Paige Johnson
Paige is currently a contributing writer for The Spectrum. Formerly, she was the Arts & Entertainment editor and a staff writer. She enjoys visiting art museums, seeing theatrical productions and long walks in the park.
‘This is a Story About Women’
Some names have been omitted from this article due to the request of the interviewees. The conversation I’m viewing is intimate: one between friends. Someone “‘This is a Story About Women’”
Sweet Midsummer Dreams (Are Made of This)
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)”
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”
I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost
On Saturday, Oct. 13, ParaCon returned to Mahnomen, Minnesota for its eighth year to celebrate everything unexplained, unidentified and downright spooky. Among the presenters were “I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost”
It’s All in the Cards
What does one do when she’s at a paranormal convention, has time between interviews and she’s feeling nervous about her impending graduation? She gets her “It’s All in the Cards”
Keeping A Legacy Alive
Through Oct. 11, the NDSU Memorial Union Gallery celebrates the life and legacy of Jim Falck in their “Exemplar” exhibition. Falck graduated from North Dakota “Keeping A Legacy Alive”
Prepare to Get Properly Paranormal-ed
On Oct. 12 and 13, Mahnomen, Minnesota is going to get a little bit spookier. ParaCon is an annual convention that celebrates all things paranormal “Prepare to Get Properly Paranormal-ed”