The UMass Theater Department will perform “Twelfth Night” beginning April 21.
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Jazzed up Shakespeare opens at the Rand Theater
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UMass Theatre Dept. showcases its talent through “Scarcity.”
A compelling story about a lower class family struggling to get their lives in order, “Scarcity” ropes the audience in from the moment it begins.
Tags: Curtain Theater, Scarcity, UMass Theater
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Peggy Shaw stands up to the elephant in the room
Peggy Shaw, brought her autobiographical collaboration with the Clod Ensemble, “MUST: The Inside Story,” to Bartlett Hall on April 5 and 6.
Tags: Elephant, Must the Inside Story, Peggy Shaw
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Peggy Shaw is a ‘MUST’ See
On April 5 and 6, internationally acclaimed performance artist Peggy Shaw will perform her one-woman play, “MUST the inside story” in Bartlett 65.
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South Park creators make Broadway debut
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone laugh their way onto Broadway with their newest musical.
Tags: Matt Stone, South Park, The Book of Mormon, Trey Parker
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“The Vagina Monologues” performed at UMass
Performers of “The Vagina Monologues” showed UMass audiences a variety of perspectives on women’s rights and sexuality.
Tags: everywomen's center, The Vagina Monologues
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“Some Mother’s Son” tense, compelling
Smith College’s production of “Some Mother’s Son” is a dark and well-performed tale of a mother driven to extremes.
Tags: Richie Kvichak, smith college, Some Mother's Son
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Grandage sheds new light on old ‘Lear’
Michael Grandage’s stage adaptation of Shakespeare’s “King Lear” was recorded in London and is being played at Amherst Cinema. His version goes deeper into the minds of each character.
Tags: Derek Jacobi, King Lear, Shakespeare
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Video: Bedtime Players use comedy to educate
The Not Ready For Bedtime Players are a sketch comedy group out of UMass Amherst that promotes safe sex and safe choices. Through comedy the troop teaches students about the risk of unprotected sex, binge drinking and other issues the relates to college aged people.
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