Chinese opera at Guilford? It’s more likely than you think!
On Tuesday, Sept. 10, the Wu Opera Troupe of Yiwu City performed in Dana Auditorium after previous Triad performances at the N.C. Folk...
Leslie Odom Jr.’s career exploded in 2015 when Hamilton premiered on Broadway. Combining a traditional Broadway atmosphere with hip-hop songs and a historical storyline, the show gained a massive following...
The name is Agnes Evans and the game is Dungeons & Dragons. With swords, daggers, shields and strength, Evans kills monsters and finishes what her sister, Tilly Evans, started. Agnes, a schoolteacher...
“I don’t want to be good, and I don’t want to be bad,” says Hypatia Tarleton, the character senior Emma Moreno portrays in the Guilford College Theatre Studies Department production of “Misalliance.”
“I...
Featuring only six actors and a set with seven doors, “Boeing Boeing” is the opposite of boring boring.
Set in 1960s Paris, “Boeing Boeing” is a classic farce about a bachelor, Robert, with...
Gather your chain mail and armor, along with your lords and ladies, for the new play at Guilford plans to grab your heart out your chest.
Guilford’s theatrical adaptation of the Great War of the Roses...
It has been unseasonably cold this year, and it has affected everyone on campus. However, spring appears to be making a return just in time for the theatre department’s production of Frank Wedekind’s...
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