I had an interesting experience a few weeks ago when I decided to talk to some college students who were not English majors. It was weird for me to be the only one in a group who had read classics such as “The Great Gatsby,” “The Scarlett Letter,” and, an ultimate favorite, “Pride and Prejudice.”
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Chances are you witnessed the viral marketing employed by the theatre department on campus Wednesday in anticipation of “The Vampire Cowboy Trilogy.”
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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.
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A full house crowded in Memorial Hall’s auditorium Saturday evening for the performance of “Off to see the Wizard,” presented by Nu Delta Alpha and The Consuming Fire Dance Theatre.
Read MoreOn Friday, January 25, Robert Burns fans around the world gathered to celebrate the venerable Scottish poet’s birthday. Some attended Robert Burns celebrations, where kilt-clad appreciators recited classics from the Ploughman Poet and discussed history.
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Chadron State celebratesJane Austen and the 200th publishing anniversary of ‘Pride and Prejudice’
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There are moments when pageant participants doubt themselves. A stutter can ruin an interview. Swimsuit and heels on a stage can be uncomfortable. Six judges watch every move. It is, after all, a competition.
Read MoreToday, our society seems to be attracted to the dark and macabre. A mix of both the darkness of real life and the supernatural is brought forward in the modern masterpiece “American Horror Story” developed by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
Read MoreOne of my peers mentioned in a class that she was an art major. When my teacher asked what medium she worked in, she replied, “I’m more of an art admirer.” I’ve discovered that I am the art admirer.
Read MoreTwelve baffling pieces hang on the felt-covered walls. There are mermaids and overcoats, demons and dresses, fires and feather caps. This week, Alejandro Mazon, a Cuban-born artist based out of N.Y., brings his unique blend of Spanish and Cuban influence to the upstairs gallery of Memorial Hall, showing until Feb. 1st.
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