Dance & Drama Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

The Madness of Hercules is an apt allegory for gun violence

On Feb. 18, Theater of War Productions introduced The Madness of Hercules, a project that presents dramatic readings by acclaimed actors of Euripides’… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
February 25, 2021
Section: Arts

Theater of War Productions hosts informative workshop

On Wednesday, Feb. 10, Theater of War Productions hosted a free virtual workshop for residents of Knox County and affiliates of Kenyon College. Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
February 18, 2021
Section: Arts

Theater of War presents a dramatic reading of Book of Job

This past Sunday, Dec. 6, Theater of War Productions showcased a dramatic reading of Book of Job, its second performance since the beginning… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
December 10, 2020
Section: Arts

After months of production, Cabaret-19 to premiere Friday

On Friday at 8 p.m., Kenyon’s Department of Dance, Drama, and Film will release its digital theater production, Cabaret-19, on Vimeo. The production… Read More

by Peggy Stansbery
October 29, 2020
Section: Arts

Antigone in Ferguson facilitates dialogue on racial injustice

On Oct. 8, Theater of War Productions began their yearlong residency at Kenyon with a virtual production of Antigone in Ferguson… Read More

by Grace Wilkins
October 15, 2020
Section: Arts

Cabaret-19 presents alternative to live productions this fall

This fall, Kenyon’s Department of Dance, Drama, and Film is putting together Cabaret-19: a production composed of various monologues, short plays, dance pieces… Read More

by Peggy Stansberry
October 8, 2020
Section: Arts

Theater of War sparks discussions of social justice

In his Sept. 24 lecture “Tragedies of the Pandemic,” Bryan Doerries ’98 introduced Theater of War Productions’ 2020-21 residency to the Kenyon community. Read More

by Grace Wilkins
October 1, 2020
Section: Arts

Billy Shakes returns to campus with updated programming

The Billy Shakes Project, Kenyon’s theater outreach and education program focused on spreading the works of Shakespeare, will be shaking things up this semester. Read More

by Annie Steuart
September 24, 2020
Section: Arts

With Broadway on halt, Light Rake ’20 establishes virtual theater company

As COVID-19 runs rampant in the United States, many fret about the future of theater and live performances. The possibility of sitting in… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
July 30, 2020
Section: Arts

Kenyon Playwrights’ workshop puts on Viral Monologues

With the early end of Kenyon’s spring semester on campus, many students slotted to perform in productions this semester could not reap the… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
April 23, 2020