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The Vagina Monologues: A Shenandoah Tradition
By Annie Hart This past weekend, Feb. 15-17, the university via The (Not Just) Women’s Center put on its annual production of the Vagina Monologues to support the Laurel Center. This year the theme was “Who Would You Harbor”. The show began with the cast singing a song asking who you would harbor, including a Muslim, an
Read moreFast, Ugly, and F***ed Up: A Review
By: Annie Hart
Read moreFrankenreads Podcast
Interview/Recording/Editor: Hunter Blevins For Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein’s 200 Anniversary, SU participated in “Frankenreads” with live readings of the novel that started a cult following. English Professor, Dr. Sarah Canfield tells us why.
Read moreEurozone GEL Trip: Part 2
By Benjamin Mangubat After spending our first two days exploring Brussels we entered into France, with our first stop being Paris. We spent three full days in Paris where we visited many iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Day one consisted of a guided tour around the city for our first taste of Paris. We visited the
Read moreVIDEO: Meet SU’s Chimers!
By: Monica Baranko, Jacob Morgan, Elise Eckman and Rachel Levy
Read moreHollywood Comes to the Valley
By Rachel Levy Our small city of Winchester is known for the Apple Blossom Festival, Civil War battles, and Shenandoah University. But Blayne Weaver, an accomplished actor, writer and director, wants to help make our little corner of Northern Virginia become known for filmmaking as well. With the help of Professor Paul DiFranco, Capital Arts Entertainment and Shenandoah University, Weaver
Read moreReview: Cabaret
By Annie Hart Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome! This past weekend, Sept. 29-Oct. 1, the Shenandoah Conservatory performed Cabaret at OBT (Ohrstom-Bryant Theatre). Cabaret is based in Berlin at the start of World War II and centers around Sally Bowles and her life working as a cabaret girl in and out of the Kit Kat Klub, a racy cabaret bar. The show
Read moreReview: ‘Once On This Island’
The show was an enchanting musical telling of the ancient tale of a young peasant girl fighting for love in a world where everyone she knows is against her.
Read moreActing majors end their Conservatory careers with “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot”
“This is a very meaningful way to conclude my career on the Shenandoah stage,” senior acting major Taylor Bloom said, “and I am very grateful for the experience.”
Read moreSlideshow: Women’s history month film series kicks off with ‘Hidden Figures’
This was the first screening of a three-part series celebrating women’s history month.
Read moreReview: “Black. Their Story, Our History”
Overall, “Black. Their Story, Our History” was a night full of pride for and celebration of black culture.
Read moreReview: Choral Showcase
Overall, the Choral Showcase was a beautiful melding of Shenandoah University’s choirs.
Read moreConservatory to perform “Guys & Dolls” this weekend
Guys and Dolls is about people growing up and figuring out that what they used to do their whole lives doesn’t really work anymore,” Ashley Knaack, junior musical theatre major and assistant director, said.
Read moreReview: The Vagina Monologues, 2017
The Vagina Monologues was a multi-dimensional production that audience members soaked up with as much enthusiasm as the actresses themselves, which was an overflowing amount.
Read moreAlamo Drafthouse hosting final Black History Month film screening
Wednesday at 7:00 p.m., the Alamo Drafthouse Theatre in Winchester will be screening the last film for the month, “I Am Not Your Negro.”
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