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Our MISSIONThe theatre program is designed to help students foster the craft of theatre. This is the first step towards graduate school, televeision, or the professional theatre. An emphasis is placed on familiarizing students with the total operation of the theatre performance: acting, directing, scenic design, lighting designe, costume design, and stage management. With these areas in mind, our program offers students to tracts from which to choose - acting/directing, or design./technical. |
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One of the first speech teachers explained to the dean why it would be much too difficult to stage Shakespeare at a small college without the necessary facilities and trained student personnel. The distinguished and charming cleric listened respectfully without a word of interjection during the detailed 15-minute explanation. He then smiled and his eyes twinkled and he said, quietly and eagerly, "Well, let's do it anyway." Amen. |
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| For a full Fact Sheet view the .pdf file here For the College Catologue view the .pdf file here |
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| Senior Ashley Washinski entertains the new Freshmen in "Props for Improv" an event performed during Orientation |
The King's Players take a break from performing at the Riverview Manor Nursing Home to visit with some of the residents. (Pictured from left to right above: Senior Chad Hoffman, Junior Amanda Belfiore, Sophomore Katie Jones, Junior Liz McCann)
Junior Elsbeth Denman hides in a coffin the King's Players used to decorate for the Halloween Havoc event sponsored by the Office of Volunter Services.
Fall '08 |
ROMEO & JULIET |
BROWN BAG THEATRE SERIES |
THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS |
BROWN BAG THEATRE SERIES STUDENT SHOWCASE PRESENTATIONS |
Spring '09 |
A FLEA IN HER EAR |
A PEASANT OF EL SALVADOR |
Palm Sunday Passion Musical Drama
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BROWN BAG THEATRE SERIES |
STUDENT SHOWCASE PRESENTATIONS |
KING'S PLAYERS RENAISSANCE FAIRE |
