Theatre
KWU Student Media sat down with Associate Professor of Theater Arts Karen Babcock Brassea. She discussed her past in the theater, gave praise to one of her great up-and-coming students, and talked about the plans for the KW theater this semester. One Busy Woman Karen Babcock Brassea is a tenured professor here at Kansas Wesleyan. […]
Kodachrome, written by Adam Szymkowicz, this play was selected as the Kansas Wesleyan University Theatre Department’s production this semester. Shows were performed over homecoming weekend. The following gallery is from the show that took place on Friday, October 18th. To see other galleries and articles covering other past events, click here.
By Elijah Resano / Staff Writer Last Friday, the Kansas Wesleyan University Department of Music held the annual Christmas by Candlelight event, with this year’s theme being: “Prince of Peace.” This year highlights the differences in how the spirit of Christmas is enjoyed by cultures from around the world. Select songs taken from cultures in […]
By Nicolas Fierro / Staff Writer The Kansas Wesleyan University Theatre Department premiered, “Radium Girls” on October 19th to kick off Homecoming and Family Weekend at KWU. This was Kansas Wesleyan’s first theatrical performance of the year and there were 100 people in attendance on opening night. The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) […]
The 39 Steps The Kansas Wesleyan theatre department displayed The 39 Steps during homecoming weekend. The 39 Steps is a comedic mystery play which is set during Christmas time in London. Madeline Goans, a senior starring Annabella Schmidt and Pamela Edwards, talks about how the show does not have a set genre. “It is not just one […]
I snuck into the back of our auditorium just before call time. The room was packed to the brim with parents, teachers, and community members, all of whom had come simply to support the cast and crew. For a senior year musical, the pressure was on. I was the lead, Shrek, and the green face […]
On Thursday, Friday, and Sunday Kansas Wesleyan University theater department hosted the play Sugar. Performed in Fitzpatrick Auditorium on the Kansas Wesleyan Campus on April 21-22 at 7:30 PM and April 24 at 2 PM “Sugar” is a musical written by Peter Stone, music by Jule Styne, and lyrics by Bob Merrill. Based on […]
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