Topic: drama — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Chaos and drama abound in Stagefemmes’ God of Carnage

From Oct. 2 through Oct. 4, God of Carnage, a play presented by Stagefemmes, took the stage at Weaver Cottage. Written by Yasmina Reza… Read More

by Isabella Sileargy
October 15, 2026
Section: Features

From the Archives: Puff and Powder Club’s thespian history

As the hustle and bustle of the fall semester gives way to wintry conditions, students have been flocking to huddle and snuggle up at… Read More

by Erik Kim
December 4, 2025
Section: Arts

Review: Anton Dudley’s Beowulf makes Old English new

Puppets, props and professors, oh my! At Beowulf: Cleanup on Isle Fieve, produced by Kenyon College Dance, Drama and Cinema Club, the Bolton Theater… Read More

by Lex Kelly
April 10, 2025
Section: Arts

Alice by Heart is not just your average trip to Wonderland

Over the weekend, Kenyon students fell down a rabbit hole into a mysterious new world. Alice by Heart, written by Steven Sater, premiered at… Read More

by Sadie Wray
April 3, 2025
Section: Arts

Scuff: An exploration of an unlikely friendship at the YMCA

Over the weekend, the Kenyon College Dance, Drama and Cinema Club presented a staged reading of Scuff by Maya van Overbeeke-Costello ’25. The work’s… Read More

by Sadie Wray
November 14, 2024
Section: Arts

KCDC’s Hurricane Diane makes landfall at the Hill Theater

What do you get when you drop the Greek god Dionysus in the middle of suburban New Jersey? What do you get when you… Read More

by Leah Beller
November 14, 2024
Section: Arts

Godspell blesses Family Weekend with strong ensemble cast

From Oct. 17-20, the Department of Dance, Drama and Film presented the first musical of the year, Godspell, directed by Thomas S. Turgeon Professor of… Read More

by Eva Konstantinidou
October 24, 2024
Section: Arts

“We Live In Time” complicates traditional tragic love story

If you are planning to watch “We Live In Time,” remember to bring some tissues with you to the theater. I knew two things… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
October 17, 2024
Section: Features

Brewing creativity: A brief history of 101 E. Wiggin Street

Everyone knows Wiggin Street Coffee as the one and only cafe on campus, yet it was only a recent addition to the College. Built… Read More

by Sophia Waterston
October 17, 2024
Section: Arts

Strange Creatures leaves audience with lingering questions

On April 7, Strange Creatures opened its three-day run in the Bolton Theater. While the show entertained the audience… Read More

by Caleb Newman
April 14, 2022