Dance & Drama Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern resurrected in new production

A classic Shakespeare play will be turned on its head this Thursday through Saturday in Kenyon College Dance and Drama Club’s (KCDC)… Read More

by Zoe Case

October 12, 2017

Section: Arts

Kenyon students bring love of dance to afterschool program

Twenty kindergartners imitate starfish, on the blue-and-white tiled floor of Mount Vernon’s Columbia Elementary cafeteria. Lunch tables have been folded up to make… Read More

by Sydney Mladineo

September 28, 2017

Section: Arts

Ted Walch ’63 recounts history of Kenyon drama department

By Madi Cantalamessa From drama student to drama department faculty, Ted Walch ’63 has more theater experience than most on… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian

September 21, 2017

Section: Arts

Alumna brings Afro-dancehall dance workshop to Bolton

By Bryn Seltzer Madi Cantalamessa “This is not an audition,” Stacy Letrice ’09 said to the 70 students, professors and children gathered… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian

September 14, 2017

Section: Arts

Month-long film festival highlights Spanish, Latinx cultures

“A lot of commercial film is really predictable,” Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish Mónica C. García Blizzard, curator and creator of the Spanish… Read More

by Dan Nolan

April 20, 2017

Section: Arts

Silence screenwriter talks subtleties of language, character

Warning: this article contains spoilers for the 2016 film Silence He’s Martin Scorsese’s right hand man and Saturday night… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson

April 20, 2017

Section: Arts

Student-run concept concert blends theater and classic rock

“Treat this show like a concert,” Carl Lehman ’17 said in the Black Box Theater at the beginning of last Saturday’s stage performance… Read More

by Dora Segall

April 13, 2017

Section: Arts

KCDC’s Comedy of Errors puts a 1940s twist on Shakespeare

While William Shakespeare’s play The Comedy of Errors contains a long series of mistakes, its production by the Kenyon… Read More

by Daniel Olivieri

April 12, 2017

Section: Arts

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright delivers lecture and Q&A

“My Broadway debut was also my Broadway debacle,” Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Donald Margulies said last night during a lecture in the Gund Gallery… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson

March 30, 2017

Section: Arts

Molière workshop draws select audience to the Hill Theater

On Saturday night the Hill Theater welcomed a unique acting experience that relied heavily on audience participation. Molière Than Thou, which was sponsored… Read More

by Claire Preston

March 2, 2017