Chadron State College’s fast-approaching production of Vampire Cowboy Trilogy brings about excitement for culture-savvy comedy. Vampire Cowboy Trilogy is guaranteed to satisfy the demands of today’s growing interest in geek culture.

Tuesday night marked the start of auditions for next semester’s play, “Vampire Cowboy Trilogy” a comedy that’s sure to be a bloody good time.

“God of Carnage,” the Theatre department’s newest show, opens tonight leaving carnage across the stage, along with vomit.

Chadron State’s Theatre department always picks dark or edgy plays for the Black Box Theatre. These sordid, but often funny shows do more than entertain.

The second production of this year’s Chadron State College’s theatre season is rapidly approaching. “God of Carnage,” opens just a week from today.

Chadron State Theatre aims high and soars with “Little Shop of Horrors.” This production is visually, musically, and dramatically great and includes a healthy dose of black comedy.

Parents be warned, if you bring your children to CSC’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors,” they will never want to go to the dentist again.

Check out The Eagle’s exclusive interviews with the cast of “Little Shop of Horrors,” CSC Theatre’s debut show for 2012-13.

As the opening date approaches for Chadron State College’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors,” the real horror is preparing for such a huge musical.

The CSC Theatre production of William Inge’s “Bus Stop” is a slow-but-sometimes-funny romp through the dated social mores of the 1950s.

Though I was disappointed with the play’s resolution, I was delighted by the wonderful set and the cast’s performance.