12 ANGRY MEN opens February 26 and the free tickets available at https://t.co/tUNCJzbjfz are already going fast - since this show will be in our Experimental Theater, patrons without a ticket may not be able to see the show. Reserve your tickets tonday!
Please join us to celebrate Black History Month with a lunch talk by the Restoring Hope, Restoring Trust Artist-In-Residence Julian Jones. There will also be a celebration to open the “Voices: A Black Art Showcase” exhibition. The event will begin at 12:10 PM on February 5.
🎨🍂 The Wabash Fine Arts Center wishes all students a fun and safe fall break! 🍁✨
We’ve been busy creating, collaborating, and growing this first half of the semester, and we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on. Stay tuned for exciting projects and performances!
Miss all the action on stage? Catch an inside scoop from the cast and crew of "Something Rotten!" as they worked to craft one of the biggest theater productions in the College’s history 🔗: https://t.co/ofVKxnmuar
Of the many excellent teaching qualities of Professor Jennifer Abbott, Dean Todd McDorman remarks that it's her "deep care about what she does" that sets her apart as the recipient of the McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Excellence in Teaching Award. 🔗: https://t.co/g5hQvyl7gt
🎸 “The whole experience is unrepentant, weaponized cheesiness, and that’s to its credit.” Wabash Theater closes out its 2023-24 with the head-banging comedy “Airness” this week. Read the full review online: 🧑🎤
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Wabash's final production of the '23-'24 season opens tonight. Directed by Theater Professor Jim Cherry, “Airness” is an action-packed, immersive show with a working cash bar for those 21+. Space is limited, get your tickets today! 🎟️:
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🎓 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: K'Tren Wilson. Under the direction of Andrea Bear, K'Tren quickly found his home in the Wabash Costume Shop. His skills are seen among many Wabash productions including the College's latest musical, "Something Rotten!" 🔗: https://t.co/dd7pNgkoVs
There is still time to catch Wabash's showing of "Death and the Maiden." Featuring 2️⃣ Wabash students, this production runs Feb. 21-24, starting each night at 8 p.m. 🎟️: https://t.co/xITTPXfXoE
"Death and the Maiden" blurs the line between truth and deception as three characters fight to bring about their own version of justice. As our reviewer writes, "The stakes are high, and death is always on the line." Read the full review below: 🎭
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Opening night of 'Something Rotten!' at @WabashCollege was a blast! Relive the moment or get a sneak peak with our photo coverage, exclusively available on The Bachelor Online.
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✨Internship Spotlight✨ Cody Bevelhimer ’24 spent his summer interning at the STAR Bank Performing Arts Center. He helped manage audio, lighting, rigging, and set-up and tear down of various events the space hosted from a commencement ceremony to the Miss Indiana competition.
It wasn’t a glamorous reason to choose Wabash, but for an 18-year-old from Mexico who saw college as a means to financial freedom, it made perfect sense in the young mind of Josue Guerra ’11.
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“In the beginning of his acting career, I felt like Dario’s shyness was holding him back. Over time and with more practice, he grew to trust himself on stage,” Theater Prof Heidi Winters Vogel said of recent grad Dario Banuelos. 🎭 Read more of his story! https://t.co/MXM0U195GL