‘Evil Dead’ and ‘The Goat’ to wrap up semester
By David Brinson | Nov 25, 2018 4:04 pmDirector of “The Goat” Murray McGibbon said the play is “explosive” and “will make the viewer question their own beliefs and value systems.”
Director of “The Goat” Murray McGibbon said the play is “explosive” and “will make the viewer question their own beliefs and value systems.”
Boullosa’s work, mainly written in Spanish then translated to English, explores Mexico’s long history, as well as the role of women and feminism throughout each time period.
“Pippin” is the second to last show in IU’s Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance fall production season.
As actress Lupita Nyong’o once said, “As an actor, you become an expert at starting over.”
The next IU Theatre production is Barbecue, a contemporary play opening at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 12.
Along with their usual blockbuster movies they play each school year, the IMU auditorium is adding advanced screenings to their reel.
Musicians performed across seven venues Friday, including the Buskirk-Chumley Theater and Bluebird Nightclub.
Lotus will offer various experiences from performances to yoga in the park.
Five for Fighting reached the end of its current tour with one last stop in Bloomington.
Director and Associate Chair of the drama department, McFadden plans to retire after 33 years with the university.
Carmen Boullosa, a poet and writer, searches for the right English word during her public talk Nov. 5 at the Indiana Memorial Union in the Dogwood Room.
Children play with chalk during the 2018 Lotus World Music & Arts Festival on Sept. 28.
Mamadou Kelly sings one of his native Mali songs during the Lotus Music and Arts Festival kickoff concert Thursday, Sept. 27, at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Mamadou Kelly sings one of his native Mali songs Sept. 27 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater during the Lotus Music and Art Festival kick-off concert. Lotus will continue through Sunday.
Deborah Alix, a senior majoring in theatre and drama, rests her fractured foot Aug. 28 on the steps outside the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center. Her doctor believes she should be out of the boot by October.
The African American Choral Ensemble performs as part of the First Thursdays festival on Thursday evening at the Fine Arts Plaza.
Members of Outreach Cabaret perform at the First Thursdays festival on Thursday evening at the Fine Arts Plaza.
Sophomore Ethan St. Germain, left, and junior Katie Swaney, right, perform for the First Thursdays festival with Outreach Cabaret on Thursday evening at the Fine Arts Plaza.
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