Unbound, Vassar College’s experimental theater group will present “Park Closes After Dusk,” a student–devised production this upcoming weekend, through Dec. 3 to 5. The director of this theater piece, John…
courtesy of Facebook From the deep, dark depths of the Raymond basement on a rainy night just days before Halloween, a dystopia is unfolding one scene at a time. “Feed,”…
“Past theater at Vassar has been different,” said Pat Dunning ‘18. He was referring to In Light Of, CAAD’s devised play that centers on stories collected from Hospice patients .…
Idlewild’s cast and crew have performed as the only Vassar all-female theater ensemble since 2007. This year, they will be putting on “The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls,” beginning May…
Five years ago, the Vass Shakers performed just two pieces for their spring show. A relatively new group, the Vass Shakers have seen an immense growth since the early days…
Something powerful happens when people use art to highlight unity as well as difference, an attribute which ten international Vassar students have been able to achieve through theater. “Aftertaste,” a…
Five actors performing a Shakespeare play–how does that work? Actors From The London Stage, one of the oldest touring Shakespeare theater companies in the world, might have an answer to…
Going to the Shiva or Powerhouse Theater to see a show on weekend nights is probably no strange idea to Vassar students. However, going to the Bardavon, an opera house…
Friday, Dec. 5 kicks off a weekend full of theater and arts productions at Vassar. Beginning at 7 p.m. in the Kenyon Club Room, it will also launch the weekend…
Merely Players, a student-run theater organization, will bring their gender-bending adaption of Henrik Ibsen’s play, “An Enemy of the People” to life on the Mug floor. The show premieres on…
