Macabre Theatre group presents avant-garde, student-written shows
The Macabre Theatre Ensemble performs avant-garde, sci-fi plays written by students.
The Macabre Theatre Ensemble performs avant-garde, sci-fi plays written by students.
Written and performed solely by Brian Dykstra, this play is less of a traditional theater piece and more of an extended rant on anything and everything pertinent to money and modern life.
Actress Elaine Del Valle puts on a one-woman show to explain her life while growing up in Brownsville.
Cynthia Henderson, associate professor of theatre arts, stars in The Readers’ Theatre production of “No Child.”
Xavier Reyes doesn’t consider himself a particularly religious person. But on the day of his audition to the Ithaca College theater department in the spring of 2011, he appealed to a higher power. He needed strength that day.
“In the Company of Dancers,” the latest production at the Kitchen Theatre, is a complex theatrical performance that combines narrative and motion, but fails to accurately portray the life of a woman with one simple goal — to dance.
Though they share overarching themes of light and new beginnings, each of the three fall productions in the Ithaca College Department of Theatre Art’s lineup tells a vastly different story.