Topic: Play — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

On the Record: Sofiia Shyroka ’25 on play Green Corridors

Last weekend, Sofiia Shyroka ’25 captivated the audience in the Harlene Marley Black Box Theater with her translation and direction of Ukrainian playwright Natalya Vorozhbit’s… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
December 7, 2023
Section: Arts

Wren and Kendall showcases joys, struggles in queer love

At 8 p.m. on Friday and Sunday, Kenyon students coming to the production of Wren and Kendall’s Guide to Escaping in the Hill Theater found… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
November 16, 2023
Section: Arts

The Crow’s Nest stages bloody good production of Macbeth

Centuries before Breaking Bad introduced the world to Walter White, William Shakespeare told the tale of a tragic hero’s descent into villainy in the iconic… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
November 9, 2023
Section: Arts

StageFemmes brings new feminine perspective to Macbeth

On Thursday evening, the dark and stormy night fittingly ushered in the three-night StageFemmes production of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Adapted by Lee Sunday Evans and directed… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
October 26, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Student talent elevates confusing script of Alice In…

This past Saturday, I was lucky enough to make it to the Bolton Theater to catch the closing night of Alice In…, a staged adaptation… Read More

by Audrey Howard
October 19, 2023
Section: Arts

StageFemmes puts on ambitious play, Fefu and Her Friends

Mystery and feminine rage expressed in immersive settings with fluid blocking by director Juniper Gibbs ’25: This is Fefu and Her Friends, StageFemmes’ latest production. Read More

by Leila Kohn
April 13, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Kenyon College Players’ Falsettos was a great success

On Friday, the Black Box Theater was packed with students and family members excited to see the Kenyon College Players’ performance of Falsettos. Upon entering… Read More

by Delilah Locke
April 6, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Rapture, Blister, Burn explores gender and agency

Rapture, Blister, Burn is an ambitious play that explores themes of female agency, sexual freedom and the toxicity of human nature. With all of its… Read More

by Osose Omofomah
March 2, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Do Big Kids Cry? is a comedic reflection on youth

At 8 p.m. on the nights of Feb. 17 and 18, the lights dimmed in Gund Gallery’s Community Foundation Theater. An ambitious production was about… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
February 23, 2023
Section: Arts

KC Players presents Eurydice: new spin on Orpheus myth

On Oct. 21, Kenyon College Players opened the doors of the Black Box Theater to present Eurydice; a modern retelling of the tragic Greek myth… Read More

by Kylie Mullaly
October 27, 2022