Concord Floral From A Dramaturg’s Perspective
Photo courtesy of Emily Hanson. This past weekend, the TND Program put on their production for the fall semester, a suspenseful, poetic play entitled Concord Floral. The show is about…
Student Scribbles: Finals Season
By Teagan Durkin || Staff Writer Freshman Teagan Durkin is a staff writer for The College Reporter. Her email is tdurkin@fandm.edu.
A Review of Six Degrees of Separation: Amusing Art Dealers, A Captivating Con Man, & Standing Ovations for All
By Sarah Nicell || Campus Life Editor “I read somewhere that everybody on this planet is separated by six other people,” says Ouisa (Keats Dai), the wife of a money-hungry…
The Winter’s Tale: How Rachel Anderson-Rabern’s Production Turns A Tale of Forgiving Toxic Men Into Feminism
By Sarah Nicell || Campus Life Editor The Winter’s Tale—a famously bizarre play by William Shakespeare—tells the story of King Leontes, a “jealous tyrant” who accuses his pregnant wife, Hermione,…
Brechtian play impresses with strong performances, unusual styles
By Vanessa Chen || Contributing Writer The TDF production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle doesn’t begin so much as it throws itself at the audience—bare and curtain-less—with the whole cast…
Fall Theatre Preview: The Caucasian Chalk Circle
By Ellie Gavin || Managing Editor This fall, the F&M Players will be doing a production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Written by Bertolt Brecht in 1944 and originally premiered…
Preview: F&M Theatre Department to debut production of Hair
Ellie Gavin || Campus Life Editor This week, F&M’s Theatre, Dance, and Film Department will premiere their production of the 1967 Broadway musical, Hair. The production is directed by Associate…