The Blue Masque Olympics: Jell-O Fight

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August 31, 2010 • Kaylee S Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

Every new year The Blue Masque, the Dramatic Society on campus, inducts new members to be a part of their ranks by giving the incoming freshmen (and transfers) their own “Big Brother/Sister” in which to help give them some direction in their first experiences at college. Social Chair, Mary... Read more »

“Working” Review

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April 21, 2010 • Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

A blast from the past. Stud Terkel’s “Working” previwed this past week on the Hedrick Little Theatre, and boy did it draw a crowd. Despite it’s minimilistic, industrial set, the actors were overflowing with talent and character. The set, a 3 tiered metal platform with movable... Read more »

Catawba College Theatre Department Presents “Working” A Musical About Working People

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April 13, 2010 • Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

Have you ever been at work and thought, man this moment should be in a musical? Well, that’s what “Working” By Studs Terkel, Adapted by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso is all about. A musical about the working class, with characters like waitresses, secretaries, bikers, old men,... Read more »

Mary Mary Review

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March 1, 2010 • Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

A story about a divorcing couple, their attorney, movie stars, millionaires, and sleeping pills. Director Kurt Corriher brings to life this Jean Kerr performance with a cast of 5. This blast from the past brought smiles to everyone who saw it. The set was breathtaking, for as soon as you walked into... Read more »

Catawba College’s Diversity Club “ColorBlind”

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March 1, 2010 • Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

The Diversity Club’s presentation of “COLORBLIND” a student written, directed, designed, and acted production. Directed and Originally Written by student Tony Mullins. A tale about overcoming the adversities of race, gender, and stereotypes. An African American family who’s son... Read more »

“The Vagina Monologues” Interview with Bianca Stokes

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February 23, 2010 • By Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts, Student Life & News

Valentines is a day for love and lovers. The day that has become commercialized; the day to dote upon the one you have given your heart to… but this past Valentines Day, there was a different mood around campus. About the Show: Sophomore Student, Robin Tynes, directed a showing of “The Vagina... Read more »

Catawba College’s “Wind in the Willows” Review

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February 16, 2010 • By Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

Over the past week, the Catawba College Theatre Department put on a show! This show, “Wind in the Willows,” directed by Department Chair/Professor Chris Zink and Assistant Director student Zack Lynch, with a cast of 16 students transported all of its audience members into a world of talking... Read more »

Catawba College Theatre Department’s Production of “Wind in the Willows”

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February 8, 2010 • By Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Events, Fine Arts

Catawba College is being overrun with animals!! Well, the Theatre Department anyway… The Catawba College Theatre Department presents Alan Bennett’s adaptation of Kenneth Graham’s classic tale of Friendship, Overcoming Adversity, and Automobiles all in one very funny combination. Directed by Department... Read more »

Student Project Called "Marble"

December 9, 2009  
Filed under Fine Arts

Once we heard about this there was no stopping us from seeing it and telling the world about is so off we went to the play or as they called it “a class project” and it was called ”Marble”. This was done by the directing 1 class. We went and took a couple snap shots of... Read more »

Girls and Guys go Ga-Ga over "The Boy Friend"

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November 13, 2009 • By Kaylee Johnson  
Filed under Fine Arts

The Shuford School of Performing Arts, the Theatre Arts Department, and The Blue Masque proudly present the 1920’s musical comedy rompe of “The Boy Friend.” Read more »  Read More →

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