Dance & Drama Archives — Page 2 of 13 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Dancers bring a new perspective to Meg Cranston’s exhibit

Blue, red, yellow, green and other assorted hues filled the brightly lit Buchwald-Wright Gallery during Common Hour on Oct 24. Dancers from… Read More

by Grace Korthuis
October 31, 2019
Section: Arts

Late, A Cowboy Song explores the struggles of self-definition

Stagefemmes’s production of Sarah Ruhl’s play Late, a Cowboy Song begins like any other Western: as the audience finds their seats, a cowboy’s silhouette… Read More

by Rose Paulson
October 31, 2019
Section: Arts

The House of Bernarda Alba: a macabre, chilling production

As the curtains fell on The House of Bernada Alba, the sorrow in the room was palpable. A crowd full of parents, students and faculty… Read More

by Jordy Fee-Platt
October 24, 2019
Section: Arts

Senior thesis show brings a queer narrative to the Hill Stage

The audience was immediately drawn in to the play “Homos, or Everyone in America” by the minimalistic set consisting of only a bed,… Read More

by Grace Korthuis
October 17, 2019
Section: Arts

Stagefemmes festival celebrates Kenyon women in theatre

This past weekend, Stagefemmes put together a series of performances in celebration of the 50-year anniversary of co-education at Kenyon. The festival took on the… Read More

by Paige Keller and Maya Yukselen
September 19, 2019
Section: Arts

The Crow’s Nest makes theatrical debut with As You Like It

A wrestling match, amusing disguises and topsy-turvy love triangles: This is the comical setup for William Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy As You Like It. Last… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
April 18, 2019
Section: Arts

Cabaret is an entertaining, emotionally devastating triumph

The Kenyon College Players’ (KCP) production of Cabaret delivered an emotional punch with a flawlessly choreographed, gin-soaked fist. It was a dazzling, devastating success. Read More

by Mae Hunt
April 11, 2019
Section: Arts

Visiting interpretive dancer lets his audience run the show

Simon Thomas-Train does not like the separation between performer and audience. His dance performance “Come/hone” was held in Gund Gallery on Thursday, April 4,… Read More

by Monmita Chakrabarti
April 11, 2019
Section: Arts

Agnes of God finds meaning amid the somber and surreal

As the lights in the Hill Theater dim, a candle materializes in the center of the dark stage, and its flame casts a faint,… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
April 4, 2019
Section: Arts

“Collaboration in Motion” brings eclectic artists together

“Tell us your best hamster/gerbil story,” read the slips of paper that passed from hand to hand through the densely packed Horn Gallery. People… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
March 28, 2019