No matter how far in the past 9/11 is, we can never forget its impact.
Author: Zack Elledge
‘The kids are the same,’ A non-traditional student’s journey in theater
Jim Wallace, a 77-year-old theater student at KSU, fell in love with performance as an eight-year-old kid in his church’s Christmas production, when he walked out, realized he had forgotten his prop sword, announced to the audience what he had done, and walked back to get it.
Commentary: KSU’s ‘As You Like It’ brings originality to the Shakespeare classic
From March 20-25, the Kennesaw State department of theatre and performance studies will present a live performance of “As You Like It,” an original screenplay by William Shakespeare, directed by Rick Lombardo, the department chair, and I had the opportunity to attend a rehearsal prior to Tuesday’s opening show.
Horror, comedy blends into ‘Feathers and Teeth’
From Feb. 13-18, the Kennesaw State department of theater studies put on a student production called “Feathers and Teeth,” first written by Charise Castro Smith and directed by professor Jim Davis.
Club of the Week: Liberty in North Korea
Liberty in North Korea, a club based out of Long Beach, California, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the safe relocation of refugees from North Korea, more formally known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
KSU prepares annual tribute to LGBTQ pride
The Kennesaw Pride Association, KSU’s LGBTQ Pride and Awareness group, recently held auditions for their 11th annual Campus Drag Show on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
Visions exhibition opens the artistic eye
The school of Art and Design’s “Visions” program, Kennesaw State’s student art society, is celebrating its 35th anniversary.
Miller’s ‘Roots’ bring beauty, tragedy to KSU
Dr. Charles Parrott and the department of Theatre and Performance Studies hosted acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller and his one-man show, “Rooted,” on Jan. 25 and 26 at the Stillwell Theater.
