by DEYSON MORKEN Staff Writer There is no doubt the new UMW theatre building is an exciting project. It’ll provide...
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by SAMUEL HUXSOLL Staff Writer It’s the greatest story ever told. The Son of God, a young carpenter, preaches to...
by SOPHIA TOMPKINS Staff Writer “We can't picture being anything but show people/ Civilians find the whole thing quite bizarre/...
by OLIVIA KERN Contributing Writer The University of Mary Washington Theatre Department’s rendition of Kimberly Belflower’s “John Proctor is the...
by SOPHIA TOMPKINS Staff Editor 52 nuns are dead, 48 are buried and four are in the freezer. Why? Sister...
by KRISTEN HOWARD Staff Writer William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” took the stage this past weekend as UMW’s Theatre Department’s final...
by ERIKA LAMBERT Staff Writer Sam Shephard’s “True West,” delves into the complex dynamic between Austin, a dignified individual who...
by KENNEDY NICHOLSON Staff Writer All aboard the Orient Express, where the world of Agatha Christie comes to life in...
by JOSEPHINE GOOD Life Editor UMW Theatre is back with its final Klein show of the semester, “Pride and Prejudice”...
by JOSEPHINE GOOD Life Editor UMW Theatre is back at it with another performance. This time, the show is “Men...
by JOSEPHINE GOOD Life Editor If there’s one thing I’ve learned from UMW’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show,” it’s...
by JOSEPHINE GOOD Life Editor In their first show of the semester, UMW Theatre is performing “The Play That Goes...
by JOESPHINE GOOD Life Editor UMW Theatre is performing “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” a musical that follows...
by TABITHA ROBINSON Staff Writer This semester, UMW Theatre is bringing to life William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” from March 11...
by ELI OSBORNE Staff Writer Due to editor error, a previous version of this article incorrectly referred to "Nickel and...
By LINDSEY BROWN Staff Writer Kenny Horning Jr., also known as K-Dawg, has been behind the scenes of every show...
By LINDSEY BROWN Staff Writer UMW Theatre has decided that despite the COVID-19 virus, the show must go on-- digitally...
By LINDSEY BROWN Senior Writer Does anyone ever truly grow up? Does anyone ever fully mature? People are a mystery,...
By HARRY FISHER Online Editor “Merrily We Roll Along” is the latest show being performed by UMW students at Klein...
By AMANDA HOWARIf you are an introverted or tend to shy away from the spotlight, a theatre course can seem...
By OCEANA PEEMOELLER On Jan. 16, student-run Studio 115 opened the semester by smashing the bottle that is the 24-Hour Play Festival on...
“Into the Woods” is not your average fairy tale. Of course, any production that bears the golden seal of Stephen...
The University of Mary Washington’s Department of Theatre and Dance is hard at work putting together the play “Moon Over...
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By KALYNA JOWYK With the absence of a formal Studio 115 season in the student run section of the Department...
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UMW’s “Seascape” is a mostly successful, well-realized play. With that in mind, the subject matter may not exactly appeal to...
By COLEMAN CLARK Drama, comedy, and sea lizards all come together on the Klein Theatre stage in “Seascape” when the...
By PAULINA KOSTUROS Staff Writer After petitioning President Rick Hurley for the restoration of lost funds, the Department of Theatre...
by ERIN DWYER William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” opened in the Klein Theatre last weekend, providing a pleasurable and impressive...
by Rebecca Poole Audiences received a “very warm Maine welcome” from Studio 115’s production of “Almost, Maine” on Valentine’s weekend....
By DAVID GALLAGHER Studio 115 at the UMW Theatre Department will begin their second play of the semester starting this...