When you think of the opera genre, you would usually picture a one-man or woman show that goes on for hours. That’s not the case with the two operas, “Maid Turned Mistress” and “Dido and Aeneas.”...
Liam Delmore, Arts & Rec Journalist
• March 17, 2024
The old saying “actions speak louder than words,” is easily applicable to the performers of DanceScapes 2024. Whereas most public performers use the art of spoken language to express themselves, artists...
The UW-Whitewater Theatre and Dance Department is showcasing its latest Shakespearean comedy “Much Ado About Nothing" running Nov. 10-12 and Nov. 16-18 in the Barnett Theatre.
While the original...
Sydney Wojcik, Arts & Recreation Editor
• February 27, 2022
UW-Whitewater’s College of Arts and Communication students started off their spring season with a two for one show, performing both The Harpies by Marc Blitzstein and Signor Delus by Thomas Pasatieri...
The department of theatre and dance hosted a private performance of DanceScapes March 12 at 7:30 p.m. for the families and friends of performers.
DanceScapes ‘20 was originally scheduled from March...
By Hilary Igl
DanceScapes’15 will feature a “machine” made of seven dancers.
DanceScapes is an annual spring dance performance produced by students and faculty that exhibit the skills...
April 2, 2014
By Lea Staedtler
Faculty and students prepare and present dance and choreography talents in the annual DanceScapes performance.
The show features a wide variety of dance...
UW-Whitewater student Jacob Lesh has dreamed of having a role in “The Drowsy Chaperone” since he first saw it as a freshman in high school. Now, as a college senior preparing to graduate,...
Thou flyest through the air like a speeding bullet, and web doth fly from thy wrists.
This is an example of what a modern Shakespearean comic book might be like.
Students within...
Every year the Theatre/Dance Department puts together DanceScapes, a dance concert allowing students and faculty members to showcase performances they’ve been working on throughout the entire academic year.
Senior Eric Boldger has acted in many plays before, including a lead role in “The Traveling Children’s Show.” Now an assistant director, he is giving directing a chance for the first time with “A Scrap of Paper.” The play will entertain audiences all week at 7:30 p.m. in the Barnett Theatre in the Center of the Arts.
