Brave Potato Productions is poised to thrill us with yet another production that will most likely be wonderful, and this time, it’s the Broadway hit The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Some reasons to see Spelling Bee after the jump.
Adam Swartzbaugh during his Friday evening talk in the Gund Gallery's Community Foundation Theater.
Andrew Chevalier '14 swims the men's 1650-yard freestyle, in which he placed second, at Saturday's NCAC Championships in Canton, Ohio.
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Anyone walking in the general vicinity of the Gund ballroom for the past several weeks would have noticed a strangely-behaving group of people yelling at each other. The Rimers of Eldritch by Lanford Wilson is a terrible, depressing and overall misery-inducing play. That being said, you should definitely go see it tonight.
(Poster designed by Ben Kress)
Those Brave Potato kids just don’t stop, do they? The subject matter’s a little more serious this time around, though. Tonight and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in the Gund Ballroom, The Rimers of Eldritch goes up with a giant cast and what looks to be some seriously interesting staging. Written by Lanford Wilson, Rimers tells the story of a deteriorating Missouri town in turmoil over the trial of an elderly hermit.
This production, directed by Robbie Sellers ’14, stars Max Amberger ’15, Robert Angell ’13, Angela Bryan-Brown ’14, Charlie Collison ’15, Rachel Cunningham ’14, Madeline Jobrack ’13, Gillian King ’14, Ben Kress ’14, Allie Lembo ’14, Perry Minella ’14, Christine Prevas ’15, Taylor Ross ’13, Josh Segal ’14, Lydia Shahan ’15, Sam Sobel ’15, Carter Walker ’14 and Raquel Zanoni ’14.
The house opens at 7:30 p.m. and, if you’re hoping to go to Take Five on Saturday, they will hold the curtain to let you do both. Email hamiltonm@kenyon.edu to reserve tickets or just show up and hope for the best.
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