Theatre and dance students produce two comedies
(02/05/09 6:06am)
During the spring semester, the University of Richmond campus will have the opportunity to witness two distinctly different theatrical performances.
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During the spring semester, the University of Richmond campus will have the opportunity to witness two distinctly different theatrical performances.
You can listen to composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim repeatedly and learn something new each time, music professor Gene Anderson says. And after Sondheim's double feature with host Frank Rich Monday at the Camp Concert Hall and the Landmark Theater in downtown Richmond, that became clear.
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To the Editor:
Part of me understands the desire to catch and punish the person or persons who hanged the black doll in Cousins Studio Theater in early March. This act, no matter what its intent or motivation, violated our community's sense of propriety and its long-held, if sometimes unattained ideal of mutual respect. For good reason, then, I do not wish to judge or criticize those who want some kind of punishment meted out for this deed.
President Edward Ayers' Chief of Staff Lori Schuyler presented the proposed strategic plan to the newly elected Westhampton College Government Association Wednesday night.
The University of Richmond Department of Theatre and Dance and the University Players will soon present their last production of the season in the wake of a recent racial incident in Cousins Studio Theater.
I began composing these thoughts on April 4, the 40th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King Jr. Unlike many others, however, I am not writing solely to join in the chorus of outrage about one particular event that took place on our campus — although of course I am angered, outraged, saddened and frightened by it. My outrage, though, is one that forces me to ask when we — as students, staff, and faculty — are going to be willing to face the deepest questions about institutional and structural bias and how it affects our community educationally, socially and culturally — not in vague general terms, but here and now, at the University of Richmond in 2008.
On Nov. 9, sounds of contemporary jazz music will be captured within the walls of Camp Concert Hall as Pat Metheny combines his cutting edge style on the guitar with Christian McBride on bass and Antonio Sanchez on drums.
The Actors' Gang, an experimental theater group from Los Angeles, is coming to the Modlin Center on Oct. 9 and 10 to perform its rendition of George Orwell's "1984."
Tina and Brandy are prostitutes, and Judith sells Tupper-ware and vibrators. Kate is already wealthy, so she does not work.