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Tag Archives: Theatre
Rave Review of ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ – runs through Feb. 25
The College of Charleston School of the Arts has sparked an exciting connection with England’s historic Bristol Old Vic Theatre (known for its production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream for the 2013 Spoleto Festival USA, and multiple Tony Award-winning production of War Horse). On February 19 you will see firsthand the early impact of this international partnership on the College’s Department of […]
Posted in Press, School News Also tagged Brian Friel, Bristol Old Vic, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Dancing at Lughnasa, Miranda Cromwell, Theatre and Dance, Theatre Season Comments closed
Special Preview of Tony Award Winning Irish Masterpiece + Reception with Guest Director from Bristol Old Vic (England), Cast & Crew
The College of Charleston School of the Arts has sparked an exciting connection with England’s historic Bristol Old Vic Theatre (known for its production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream for the 2013 Spoleto Festival USA, and multiple Tony Award-winning production of War Horse). On February 19 you will see firsthand the early impact of this international partnership on […]
Posted in Headlines, School News Also tagged Bristol Old Vic, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Dancing at Lughnasa, Miranda Cromwell, Special Preview Event, Theatre and Dance Comments closed
‘Mad Gravity’ Brings Apocalyptic Comedy to the Stage
The Department of Theatre and Dance in the College of Charleston School of the Arts will present the world premiere of “Mad Gravity,” an improbably loopy, award-winning farce (2013 Todd McNerney National Playwriting Competition runner-up, 2013, Reva Shiner Comedy Award Winner and Finalist at The Eugene O’Neill New Play competition). Playwright William Missouri Downs enjoys exploring […]
Posted in School News, Uncategorized Also tagged Allen Lyndrup, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Mad Gravity, Todd McNerney National Playwriting Competition, William Missouri Downs Comments closed
2013 SOTA Highlights
Please take a few minutes to read about, and join us in celebrating, the numerous accomplishments of College of Charleston School of the Arts’ students, alumni, faculty and more. ::: The Department of Theatre and Dance has been working on an exciting partnership with England’s historic Bristol Old Vic Theatre. On February 19, 2014, you […]
Posted in Headlines, School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Music Comments closed
CofC Theatre Rocks the Stage With ‘The Who’s Tommy’
Born from the spiritual awakening of Pete Townshend and a joke about a comedy album, “The Who’s Tommy” was conceptualized as the first “rock opera.” The Department of Theatre and Dance in the College of Charleston School of the Arts is thrilled to present the popular production written by Townshend, who is principally recognized as […]
Posted in School News Also tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Corey Webb, Des McAnuff, Kristin Alexander, Mark Landis, Pete Townshend, The Who's Tommy, Theatre and Dance Comments closed
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
CofC Dance Concert: Embracing Pangaea