Melding tragedy, comedy, and romance into one, “The Winter’s Tale” is the story of a king mad with envy that escalates until the queen’s statue comes to life. The students take center stage, and it is their interpretation of the characters and their mastery of emotions that ultimately reveals the weight and nuance of forgiveness.
Despite the strength of the acting, the play’s plot fails to make sense.
Ashoka’s executive board released a statement on Monday night outlining their plans for accountability after public outcry about this year’s Diwali skit.
The strength of its characters and comedy made the show a truly enjoyable experience.
Though corny, “She Kills Monsters”‘ humor and heart propel it over its missteps.
All Student Theatre made the Village Black Box into an interactive haunted house over the weekend.
Thyrsus doesn’t have a spring show this year—instead, they will be staging pop-up performances meant to mimic reality for passersby to overhear.
Doing a play over Zoom is absurd. “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon” used that absurdity to further the laughs.
“Tough!,” the PAD’s last play of the semester, succeeded because of its realism.
After a semester apart, All Student Theatre is back with the perfect two-person play, “Jerry Finnegan’s Sister.”
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