The theatre program’s annual musical this year is Annie, a musical about a red-headed orphan girl struggling to find her family. The cast list is as follows:
Annie- Meredith Bergwall
Miss Hannigan-...
Doug Laman, Staff Reporter/Movie Critic
• October 21, 2013
Robert Rodriguez is the most diverse of any filmmaker in modern times; when he isn’t making Sin City, he’s off making Spy Kids adventures. Interestingly, both kind of films are widely different in...
Every year the production theatre class does an annual show. Students in the class learn about every aspect involved in putting up a show, from the auditioning process, to the final product. This year’s...
Often times in gaming, there are games that show extreme potential, but immediately take a nosedive into the deep end of infamy the minute it’s released. Unfortunately, Indie action-adventure title “Day...
Doug Laman, Staff Reporter/Movie Critic
• October 16, 2013
Throughout the course of Captain Phillips, the film’s chief antagonist, Muse (played perfectly by Barkhad Abdi) continuously assures Phillips that “Everything gonna be OK”. While it’s obviously...
Doug Laman, Staff Reporter/Movie Critic
• October 15, 2013
The Oscar Run is a weekly feature discussing how the Oscar race is shaping up. This week, The Oscar Run marvels at the box office power of Gravity and Captain Phillips, gets anticipated for American Hustle...
People shrieked in delight as the energetic members from the band Walk the Moon arrived on the stage. Dripping sweat and screaming lyrics, the dedicated fans of this indie rock band instantly became family...
Audition packets for Annie are already available on the table outside the choir room. Auditioners must sign up for a time prior to the auditions which will take place October 17 and October 19.
Annie...
Doug Laman, Staff Reporter/Movie Critic
• October 15, 2013
I think, more than anything else, human beings are most afraid of isolation, that dreaded feeling of being alone. No one likes to be without friends, family or pets, but in order to work in the unforgivable...
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