Fairies, Shakespearian lore, and the thrills of the 1960s come to life in CSC’s production of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

CSC Theatre’s production of Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” plays like a call from one’s estranged mother, dropped just before she could reveal the meaning of life.

“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” is a bizarre mix of comedy and macabre. Students are involved in almost every angle of CSC’s production.

“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” explores both the tangible and the metaphysical as it travels down the labyrinthine paths left in the wake of a person’s death.