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I was so sad when an incident involving an angry duck, nine parking tickets, and an industrial size jar of mayonnaise made me miss KCDC’s original run of The House of Bernarda Alba a few months ago. I was obviously ecstatic when I found out they were bringing the show back for one night and one night only! I finally saw the show last night, but to be honest? It wasn’t what I was expecting at all and I was pretty let down. Continue reading
Come see the dance program’s best work!
To top off an excellent KCDC season, the Spring Dance Concert goes up this weekend. This must-see event features dances choreographed by Julie Brodie, Kora Radella, Elizabeth Furman, Sandro Aravena, Pankti Dalal, Nicki Krzeminski, Colin McArthur, and guest artists, Olivier Tarpaga and Pamela Newell.
Call the Box Office at (740) 427-5546 for tickets.
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Come see The Kenyon College Dramatic Club’s adaptation of Anton Chekov’s “The Seagull” this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 pm. “The Seagull” is widely regarded as the first of Chekov’s four masterpieces. The play follows the story of a famous actress, her son, and their criss-crossed lovers. “The Seagull” stars Anna Yukevich ’16, Max Pescherine ’17, Prof. Ben Viccellio, and Prof. Wendy MacLeod, features a full cast of Kenyon Students and KCDC members, and is the second main stage show of the year. Continue reading
Look! It’s the faint outline of a chandelier. What could this mean? You must come see the show to find out!
Come see The Kenyon College Dramatic Club’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler,” presented this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 pm. “Hedda Gabler” is described as the tale of a “Nordic femme fatale” who is hiding a secret past. As the second main stage show of the year, “Hedda Gabler” features the talents of Grace Gardner as Hedda herself, and Issa Polstein and Kenny Fedorko as Tesman and Eilert Lovborg. This classic is adapted and directed by Brant Russell for the Bolton theater stage, and promises to be a must-see show.
Call (740) 427-5546 to reserve your tickets NOW, even if you’re phone-shy. Trust me, it will be worth it.
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