The Chadron State College Department of Music presented a duo piano concert Tuesday in Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.

Roaring crowd, kicking bass, and jamming guitars rang out as country recording artist Keith Anderson took the stage Thursday night in the NPAC arena at Chadron State College.

Theatre students of the beginning directing class will present their final projects this Saturday and Sunday in the Black Box Theatre.

When performers play on stage, the audience can tell. This seems self-explanatory. But I don’t mean playing instruments or voices.

The CSC Vocal Jazz Ensemble and CSC Jazz Band performed their respective sets from last week’s 43rd University of Northern Colorado Jazz Festival in Greely, Colo.

Gallery 239, tucked away n the second floor or Memorial Hall, has seen a lot of art. Through its doors pass professional works and student pieces, strange modern expressions and traditional oils.

When I eat something sour, I get a sharp pain in the back of my lower jaw. What’s really odd is that I also get this feeling when I sit through a cringe-worthy sappy love story.

The sounds of million-dollar pipe organs blended with the voices from Chadron State College’s Concert Choir as they toured Colorado’s Front Range last weekend.

“Almost, Maine,” written by John Cariani and produced by Chadron State College’s Theater department, is a delightful, funny, and heartwarming play.

“If you’re writing a review, you’re basically writing a plot synopsis.”
A professor of mine recently uttered this debatable statement. His opinion of reviews wasn’t necessarily contemptuous, but he seemed to think that “reviewing” a work was analogous to writing a Spark Notes outline.