Topic: theater — The Kenyon Collegian

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 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

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: Opinion

Unheard voices are vital to free expression

Atacama, written by Augusto Amador, is a play about two people who search for loved ones buried in the Atacama Desert three decades… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
February 15, 2018
Section: Arts

As evening falls, the “Jerusalem” cast denounces its prophet

Few people at Kenyon spend time near the maintenance facilities behind the Taft Apartments. This is partly why it is hard, at first,… Read More

by Frances Saux
May 4, 2017
Section: Opinion

Prospies tour a different College than the one they’ll soon attend

Kenyon tours fascinate me. Sometimes it seems like tour guides are in a rush, walking far ahead of their group, talking rapidly over… Read More

by Jesseca Kusher
April 21, 2016
Section: Opinion

Don’t destroy the Black Box

The College’s move to tear down this historic landmark reflects a troubling trend of Village homogenization My favorite building on campus lies to the right… Read More

by Jesseca Kusher
March 31, 2016
Section: Arts

Through molasses moments, “All My Sons” Shines

by Sam Roschewsk The Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club’s (KCDC) performance of All My Sons started with a literal bang this… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 9, 2015
Section: Arts

“Principia Romantica” champions feminism in physics

by Sam Roschewsk Science and theater may seem like utter opposites. But Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club (KCDC)’s Principia Romantica, a senior thesis play… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 2, 2015
Section: Arts

De La Riva crosses borders

by Bailey Blaker “So far from God, so close to the United States” is one line of the many moving scenes in… Read More

by Bailey Blaker
March 26, 2015