Suffolk students debut three original plays at annual Spring Showcase
February 16, 2019
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus, Theater
The Suffolk University theatre department presented its annual Spring Showcase last weekend, which brought three unique student written and directed plays to life at the Sullivan Studio Theatre. The performance gave young playwrights and directors the chance to exhibit their work in front of a larger...
Spring Showcase 2018: musicals & minimalism
February 14, 2018
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The Spring Showcase 2018, featured “Acting 101/ Ames Room,” directed and written by Elektra Newman, and “I Enjoy Being a Girl,” a cabaret directed and choreographed by Victoria Isotti. “Acting 101/ Ames,” room represents a journey toward fulfillment and happiness, while “I Enjoy...
Spring Showcase 2018: an existential crisis, celebrating women
February 7, 2018
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Within the theater community lies an undeniable thirst to create and suspend reality, if only for the briefest of moments. A hunger to create passionate, personable and personal content is always on the rise. At Suffolk University, this trend remains amongst its gifted theater student writers, directors and...
Spring Showcase shows brilliance of students, new season brings fresh talent
February 19, 2014
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The Performing Arts Office often host events to expose the diverse talents of Suffolk’s students, whether they are musicians, dancers, or actors. One of these is the annual Spring Showcase which featured four original, one-act shows, written, directed, and performed entirely by Suffolk students. This...
Annual spring showcase features four student plays
February 28, 2012
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus, Theater
Dan Olson Journal Staff Twice a year, theater students at Suffolk University are able to express their abilities in writing and directing short plays during the annual fall and spring showcases. This year’s Spring Showcase featured the talents of many student directors and performers in four short pl...
