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Beyond the Verge of Typical Theater
By Kim Roller | February 6, 2003How aptly titled Wendell Theatre Group's On the Verge is.
How aptly titled Wendell Theatre Group's On the Verge is.
Symbiotic relationships seem to occur as much in art as they do in science - take it from Visiting Lecturer of Theater Studies Jay O'Berski, who notes the give and take between Duke's drama...
Performance artist Claire Porter's newest piece, Namely, Muscles, begins to answer one of Shakespeare's most relentless questions: What's in a name?.
For some, the biggest jive about the Blue Devil Beanery isn't the java but the guys behind the counter serving it.
In the middle of a Billy's Goatee practice, one member shouts out, "Wouldn't it be hilarious if we did this?" The 10 other people in the room turn to look at the girl pounding on her stomach for...
He's anti-civil rights, pro-tobacco, anti-abortion, pro-bible.
Whodunit? Sadly for fans of Victorian literature, Charles Dickens died before he could tell us, leaving his solitary murder/detective novel The Mystery of Edwin Drood unresolved.
If you still get excited when a package contains bubble wrap, you know you're never too old to turn trash into entertainment.
This is not your average Joe.
On the island of Bali, traditional dance captures the spirit of ceremonies and corresponds with religious rituals and family and community events.