
Curtains go up on ‘The Igloo Settlement’
by Middlebury Campus
The Middlebury Campus got a chance to talk with Paula Bogutyn ’14, director and producer, as well as Jordan Ashleigh Jones ’13, costume designer, of[...]
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Senior Work “17 ½” Explores Breaking and Restarting
by Jiayi Zhu
“17 ½”, the senior acting thesis of Sumire Doi ’13 and Rachel Goodgal ’13, opened last Thursday in the Hepburn Zoo. It featured nine scenes[...]
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Actors Take Center Stage with ‘The Aliens’
by Olivia French
The Aliens, a play written by Massachusetts-based playwright Annie Baker, premiered in Hepburn Zoo last Thursday and drew packed crowds during its three-night run. The[...]
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Theater Production Leaves Room for Interpretation
by Grady Trela
Last Friday and Saturday evenings, The Rude Mechanicals (The Rude Mechs) performed their original play The Method Gun at the Seeler Studio Theater. The performance[...]
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MYethioPIA Explores Themes and Awareness of HIV
by Deirdre Sackett
On Monday, Jan. 14, a solo performance titled MYethiOPIA ran in the Kevin P. Mahaney ’84 Center for the Arts. The performance was written and[...]
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The Method Gun Explores Risky Technique
by Santiago Azpurua-Borras
Imagine an acting technique so extreme that it took all those who used it to an entirely new level, a technique designed to inject even[...]
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Vanek Trilogy Asks Powerful Questions
by Ben Anderson
From Nov. 29 through Dec. 1, The Vanek Trilogy, a collection of three, interconnected one-act plays, ran in the Hepburn Zoo. The performance was directed[...]
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Upcoming Play Evokes a Life Devoid of Freedom
by Deirdre Sackett
Beginning today, the evocative Vanek Trilogy will run in the Hepburn Zoo Nov. 29 to Dec. 1. The show is the senior thesis production of[...]
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All the World’s a Stage: As You Like It
by Michael Gaffney
Two major problems of rhetoric occur when a contemporary director chooses to put on a Shakespeare play. One problem concerns the comedy itself; what an[...]
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Students Bring New Life to Shakespeare Classic
by Santiago Azpurua-Borras
Starting Nov. 15 and running until the 17, The Theater department will be running a production of Shakespeare’s classic comedy As You Like It, as[...]
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Greater Tuna Makes a Splash
by Deirdre Sackett
This past weekend, Greater Tuna ran in the Hepburn Zoo from Oct. 25 – 27. The show was directed by Teddy Anderson ’13.5 and performed[...]
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U.S. Drag Pleases Crowds at Seeler Studio
by Charlotte Gardiner
Outside the Seeler Studio Theater on Friday night, a palpable excitement filled the air. Students, professors and community members crowded the upper lobby of the[...]