Culture

The unrepaired tarnishes of history

by Sara Nicole Miller
Published July 5, 2006

'I Am My Own Wife' tells a story of individualism in times of oppression

Prof gets props with award

by Matt Graham
Published June 28, 2006

Lou Bellamy is recognized for his work as Penumbra Theatre's artistic director

Vaudeville gets a life preserver

by Matt Graham
Published June 21, 2006

Showboat Players revive century-old play "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway"

U student’s theater project is child’s play

by Katie Wilber
Published May 4, 2006

Josh Kaplan combined his fields into a new play inspired by area kids' stories

Life outside the Rarig Center

by Tatum Fjerstad
Published April 13, 2006

Toussaint Morrison and his hip-hop play venture into reality

The job interview that wouldn’t end

by Tatum Fjerstad
Published April 13, 2006

Like corporate America, 'Livelihood' is a good idea in theory only

Transcripts never had so much fun

by Tatum Fjerstad
Published April 6, 2006

Michael Martin's brainchild pokes holes in fame's fa

Dressing up a dance performance

by Katie Wilber
Published April 6, 2006

The University's dance students are learning about more than choreography these days. A few, it would seem, are majoring in ticket sales. For their sixth annual spring show, dancers are put in charge of...

Choreographer keeps ballet on its toes

by Katie Wilber
Published April 6, 2006

Company showcases seven innovative ballets of Czech choreographer Jir

Tapping out her signature style

by Katrina Wilber
Published March 30, 2006

University dance student Kaleena Miller makes her mark with 'Scuff Marks'