Several changes have occured on Guilford’s campus since the new restrictions were put into place due to the pandemic. Departments such as Theatre Studies and Music have drastically altered how they perform...
What does humanity value most in life? Is it family? Friendship? Material possessions?
The Guilford College theater department resolves to evaluate this question in their upcoming production of “Everybody.”...
What would you do if a stranger next to you suddenly dropped dead? Calling an ambulance might be the logical response, but then “Dead Man’s Cell Phone,” a play written by Sarah Ruhl, is not based...
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