The 2022-2023 theater season is coming to a close with this year’s Tony Awards. With many plays, musicals and revivals nominated this year, Associate Arts and Culture Editor Beth Wojciechowski analyzes the many unique qualities that set this year’s Tony Awards apart. .
The Resident Ensemble Players (REP) introduced its latest production, “Medea.” Managing Arts & Culture Editor Jordanna Garland met with artistic director Steve Tague, cast member Amanda Herpel and audience member Morgan Wright to discuss preparation for the show, its challenges, the experiences onstage and the reception of the show.
After numerous shows closed last fall, Broadway is back with a bang. Staff reporter Beth Wojciechowski summarizes the shows debuting on Broadway this spring, ranging from creative new shows to revivals of old theatrical classics.
After much anticipation, Broadway’s revival of “Parade” opened to blatant anti-semitism at the hands of right-wing protestors. Staff reporter Beth Wojciechowski explores the reasoning behind these protests, and how it affects the show itself.
The Everett Theatre in Middletown debuted their 2023 season of shows with the hit musical “Avenue Q.” Staff Reporter Beth Wojciechowski saw the show opening weekend, and shares her honest review of the show and its production values.
After a tumultuous past few years for Broadway, many fan favorite shows will be closing within the next three months, leaving many wondering the reasoning behind the closings and what the future of Broadway will look like.
As on- and off-campus life begins to adjust back to operating in person, there are few departments more grateful — and strained — than the dance and drama departments at the university.
