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Tag Archives: Theatre
Theatre Show About Upheaval in the Shaker Community
After the successful 2012 production of Arlene Hutton’s “Letters to Sala,” the Department of Theatre and Dance is pleased to present her powerful and thought-provoking play, “As It Is in Heaven.” In 1838 an orderly Shaker village at Pleasant Hill, KY is changed forever when a non-believing newcomer sees angels. Illustrated with rousing Shaker hymns […]
Posted in School News Also tagged Arlene Hutton, As It Is in Heaven, Beth Lincks, College of Charleston School of the Arts Comments closed
Theatre Students Get Real-World Experience Designing Sets
College of Charleston theatre students Kathryn Teska, Samantha Dahabi, Corinne Williams, and Shelby North are working as assistant set designers and stage managers for professional theatre companies this summer to gain excellent connections as well as insight into what the field of scenic design entails outside of the College of Charleston campus. All four students […]
Posted in Headlines, School News Also tagged Charlie Calvert, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Corinne Williams, Kathryn Teska, Samantha Dahabi, Shelby North Comments closed
Double Vision: Plays Offer Two Views of ‘Hamlet’
The Department of Theatre and Dance in the College of Charleston School of the Arts presents a modified version of the Shakespearean classic, “Hamlet,” set in the Holy City. Most people are familiar with the Bard’s tale in which young Hamlet reconsiders many things about a world he only thought he understood in ways that are often […]
Posted in School News Also tagged Adam Knight, College of Charleston School of the Arts, David Lee Nelson, Hamlet, Joy Vandervort-Cobb, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Shakespeare Project, Theatre and Dance, Theatre Season, Todd McNerney Comments closed
Piccolo Spoleto Stelle Di Domani Theatre Series
A variety of entertaining performances that feature the Stars of the Department of Theatre at the College of Charleston School of the Arts: WOMEN OF LOCKERBIE - A mother from New Jersey roams the hills of Lockerbie Scotland, looking for her son’s remains which were lost in the crash of Pan Am 103. She meets the Women […]
Posted in School News Also tagged Bunker 13, College of Charleston School of the Arts, God of Carnage, Last Train to Nibroc, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Spark, Stelle di Domani, The Pink Collar Comedy Tour, The Women of Lockerbie, Theatre and Dance, Todd McNerney, Under the Lights Comments closed
2012-13 School of the Arts Awards
The School of the Arts celebrates the accomplishments of all of its graduates. The School will honor the achievements of a select group of students who have demonstrated excellence in their respective disciplines. The Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 10 will recognize those who have set a standard for their peers as well as those who will […]
Posted in Headlines, School News Also tagged Alumni Awards, Art History, Arts Management, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Historic Preservation & Community Planning, Music, Studio Art, Theatre and Dance Comments closed
Spoleto Sneak Preview 2013
The College of Charleston Friends of the School of the Arts will host a sneak preview of the Spoleto Festival USA and the Piccolo Spoleto Festival. This hour-long event will be presented by music professors Edward Hart and Robert Taylor, theatre professor Todd McNerney, and director of the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art Mark Sloan. […]
Posted in School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Edward Hart, Friends of the School of the Arts, Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, Mark Sloan, Music, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Robert Taylor, Spoleto Festival USA, Theatre and Dance, Todd McNerney Comments closed
Projection Design for Theatre
Have you heard of Video Projection Mapping? If not, watch this - http://vimeo.com/45569479 . Learn how to set up your own equipment (e.g., for gaming, or for art) at a presentation by Jared LeClaire, who will demonstrate the software and equipment used by the modern projection designer. Recognizing that projections and video design have become an increasingly […]
Posted in School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Computing in the Arts (CITA), Jared LeClaire, Projection Design for the Theatre, Theatre and Dance Comments closed
CofC Theatre Presents Tony Award Winning ‘Spring Awakening’
The Department of Theatre and Dance in the College of Charleston School of the Arts invites you to this ground breaking musical, which remakes Frank Wedekind’s turn of the century (1890s) play with a bold rock score by Duncan Sheik. A universal coming of age story, it explores with contemporary honesty teenage self-discovery and budding sexuality. […]
Posted in School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Duncan Sheik, Musical Theatre, Spring Awakening, Todd McNerney Comments closed
Celebrate a ‘Landmark’ Year of Dance Studies
The dance faculty and students of the College of Charleston School of the Arts’ ever-expanding Department of Theatre and Dance are proud to present “Landmark,” their fifth annual dance concert from Saturday, March 16 through Monday, March 18, 2013. The academic year of 2012-2013 not only marks the birth of the new Bachelor of Arts in […]
Posted in School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Doris Humphrey, Gretchen McLaine, Landmark, Theatre and Dance Comments closed
CofC Theatre Rocks the Stage With ‘The Who’s Tommy’