“39 Steps” is Patrick Barlow’s adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 spy-thriller of the same name.
Before you go and see the play, put down this review and go and watch the original (it’s on YouTube), because there are nuances that you might miss out on.
The newest CSC theatre production leads the audience on a wild chase through England and Scotland in search of the answer to the question: What in the world are the “39 Steps?” Based on the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock film, this heart-racing spy story keeps the audience involved and on their toes.
Read MoreHip-hop artist J. Cole continues to prove himself as one of the most influential rappers of today with the release of his third, and latest album “2014 Forest Hills Drive,” which was released Dec. 9, 2014 (the year is not to be confused with any correlation to the title of the album, which was simply his home address in Fayetteville, North Carolina).
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After scrambling to find acts, Josh Mayer, with the cosponsorship of CAB and the War Eagles, put on Chadron’s Got Talent at Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.
Mayer, sophomore of Lincoln, said there were only five people who signed up on the audition sheets.
Katherine Bahr, an English and Humanities professor at CSC, is retiring after 21 years, at the end of this semester.
After retiring, her focus will be creative writing and taking care of her mother.
Spring has sprung, and music is in the air!
From birds chirping brightly to the sweet sounds of singers and musicians from the Chadron State music department, the last week has been full of performances.
Read MoreA mixture of aromas from dishes such as Chinese dumplings, Oliv’Ye Salad, and enchiladas filled the Scottsbluff room and Ballroom Saturday during the 38 annual International Food Tasting Party.
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With chains clinking against gates, horses whinnying, and hooves clicking against the sand, the Rangeland and Agriculture Center & Pavilion comes to life every week for an equine communications class.
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Country Artist Rodney Atkins will come to Chadron State College at 7 p.m., April 24 as the final installment of the Galaxy Series. The concert will be in the NPAC.
Read MoreSandoz display brings a new meaning to the word ‘cowboy’
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