Student Directed Play is a Hit!
March 18th to March 20th, 2021, Austin College Theatre presented Emilie: La Marquise Du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight by Lauren Gunderson. Directed by Austin College’s very own Abbey Goodman ’21! The stylistic choices to the scattered chuckles from the crowd throughout the show proved it to be a hit. Continue Reading
The Golden Globes: Nominees, Winners, Victories and Blunders
We are now firmly in awards season. Even though the pandemic shut out most blockbusters, enough independent films were released that deserve these awards. We’ve come a long way from Roma’s controversial Netflix release, as now the Academy is forced to reward almost exclusively streaming content. But first, this year Continue Reading
Student-Directed Show to Highlight Historic Female Physicist
On Wednesday evening, November 4, auditions for “Emilie: La Marquis Du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight” by Lauren Gunderson, took place over Zoom. Students recited a one to two minute monologue for student director Abbey Goodman ’22. For Abbey, this is a chance to hone the skills she’s learned through Continue Reading
Last Chance: ‘Industrial Debitage’ Refuse Reimagined
As the campus moves into a more secluded approach to quarantine, students may find themselves looking for a way to pass the time and follow social distancing protocols. One of the options for art-minded students is the exhibit currently in the Betsy Dennis Forster Art Studio Complex. The exhibit was Continue Reading
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Outrageous Fun for a Great Cause
Alpha Psi Omega and CAB did something truly incredible this past weekend. The Rocky Horror Picture Show will surely be one of the best events of this semester. We introduced loads of students to the greatest cult film of all time, and we raised over a thousand dollars for Outlast Youth, Continue Reading
The Modern Day Bard and The Odyssey
Before the creation of books and movies, the transfer of stories and histories was conducted by word of mouth. This came in many different ways, be it through a parent telling a bedtime story or a wise man spinning tales of heroism and sacrifice, the word of mouth was the Continue Reading
Seeking Grace is a Delightful Love Letter to Theatre
Seeking Grace premiered in the Ida Greene theater on October 24. The play was written and directed by Austin College senior, Hannah Baker. The play follows a group of theater kids in the middle of producing a show. The show is divided between behind the scenes hijinks of the cast Continue Reading
