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Theatrix members speak on student-run performance 'The Revolutionists' | Culture - Vimarsana News

Theatrix members speak on student-run performance 'The Revolutionists' | Culture

Earlier this month, Theatrix, a student production organization through the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, put on a show called “The Revolutionists,” a play run completely by students.

3 November: On this day in history - Vimarsana News

3 November: On this day in history

What events happened on 3 November in history? Dominic Sandbrook rounds up the events, births and deaths…

News - Flagler College Theatre Arts to perform French Revolution era play 'The Revolutionists' - Vimarsana News

News - Flagler College Theatre Arts to perform French Revolution era play 'The Revolutionists'

Director Elaina Wahl-Temple sits behind a table as her cast rehearses The Revolutionists, taking notes in a binder with a sticker on the front that says

12 top stage performances showcase Houston's return to in-person shows - Vimarsana News

12 top stage performances showcase Houston's return to in-person shows

Houston theater lovers should prepare themselves for a veritable feast of live, in-person performances in October — as the majority of local companies

The Most Controversial Man in France by Nathan Pinkoski | Articles - Vimarsana News

The Most Controversial Man in France by Nathan Pinkoski | Articles

August 2021 Éric Zemmour is the most important media personality in France today. He is also the most controversial. So, in February 2021, when he hinted on television that he was considering running for president, he sent shock waves through France’s chattering classes. Despite widespread denunciation, and even without formally declaring, polls showed that Zemmour could win between 13 and 17 percent of the vote. In the free-for-all first round of the French presidential elections, this would be an impressive performance for a rookie politician without a party behind him. The fact that a j...