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You-W-Ana Too, is hitting the stage at AUC on March 22. Months in the making by AUC students, faculty and alumni, the production consists of five plays, each one exploring a different perspective of sexual harassment: families and couples, bystanders, victims and perpetrators, men and women, power and incapacity. The plays each deal with a different aspect of this issue and together reject the common assumption that victims of harassment and assault are at fault. Conceived by Jillian Campana, p...

New Canaan High thespians retake the stage for fundraising gala FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 New Canaan High Schools Theatre Program working on its 2021 winter production of "Oklahoma," under the direction of Kate Simone, Class of 2005.Christopher Myers / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 New Canaan High Schools Theatre Program works on its 2021 winter production of “Oklahoma,” under the direction of Kate Simone, class of 2005.Christopher Myers / Contributed PhotoShow MoreShow Less 3of5...

York College of Pennsylvanias Theatre Program Seeks Play Submissions for 2021 JL Smith New Play Festival The festival will take place via Zoom on Thursday, May 6th and Friday, May 7th.by BWW News Desk York College of Pennsylvanias Theatre Program is seeking play submissions for its inaugural 2021 JL Smith New Play Festival. Both 10-minute and full-length plays can be submitted through by Friday, March 12th and five 10-minute plays and one full-length play will be selected for virtual performan...

Feb 3, 2021 She shares all about Classical Magnet School and how you can apply! Listen here: What sets Classical apart from other schools? Our philosophy! Our school focuses heavily on a classic liberal arts, college prep curriculum that teaches students to think, problem solve, and communicate - skills that transfer to everything and set our students apart. Data shows that people forget 95% of what they learn at school - at Classical we not only teach content mastery but we teach students how...

Housing and Development Newsletter “Directing this opera during the pandemic — and presenting it virtually — posed many challenges, but it also offered the rare chance to assign the dual roles of Don Giovanni and Leporello to the same singer, thus alluding to the notion that the servant and his master are alter-egos, opposite sides of the same person,” she said. “This opera has a timeless quality, and it’s a great psychological thriller. "Having sung the role of Zerlina in countless...