Theater
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Opinion
Why was ‘The Laramie Project’ banned in a Kansas school?
By Tristan E. M. Leach There is nothing like theater: The emotions, the stories, the artwork and the people. The…
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Opinion
There is more to musical theater than meets the eye
By Tristan Leach As a student who came from California, I always get one question: “What are you doing here?”…
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Opinion
‘The One Act Play That Goes Wrong’ stays true to its home
by Zachary Klein There are many ingredients that go into making a theatrical production: the script, music, sets, lighting, sound…
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Entertainment
Team spirit and individuality is why “We are the Wolves”
Senior musical theater major Lucy Connell played No. 11, the team captain of “The Wolves” By Jason Mount Queen’s “We…
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Entertainment
Audience entranced by “Witching Hour” cabaret
The cast of “The Witching Hour” ends the show with “Time Warp.” by Jason Mount As the spookiest time of…
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Entertainment
“Hamlet” immerses audience members in production
Rider’s production of “Hamlet” engaged the audience by including seating on stage. by Jason Mount Rider’s production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”…
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Entertainment
Long live the queen; Rider’s all-female “Hamlet”
Rider’s production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” will run Oct. 3 to Oct. 6 in the Yvonne Theater, and will feature an…
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Entertainment
“Flea” celebrates sex, gender and chaos
By Lauren Minore A beautiful, open atmosphere with seven small lamps along the edge of the stage, bearing only two chairs…
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Green Blog
Green Corner: Lights, camera and sustainability in the theater
Most people attending Rider know of its top- notch musical theater department. With the lights, special effects, props and costume…
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Entertainment
Twisted tiaras: Musical reimagines Disney classics, embraces princess empowerment
By Jason Mount Students will get to enjoy princesses with a twist during Rider’s upcoming production of Disenchanted. The musical…
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Entertainment
Controversial play will examine Muslim heritage, stereotypes in the aftermath of Sept. 11
By Jason Mount The life of a Muslim man in a post-9/11 world will be examined on the Yvonne Theater…
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