The old farmer’s tale of April bringing showers for May flowers may have us looking for indoor activities to occupy our time this month. The Young Auditorium has six events to fill that need.
April...
By Abrielle Backhaus
Local high school students gathered at the Young Auditorium to challenge each other creatively through a theme of Earth, Wind, Fire and Art.
“It’s going to...
By Jake Prinsen
The American Shakespeare Center will roll through Whitewater this week, performing plays back-to-back nights at the Young Auditorium.
The first play, “Doctor Faustus”...
We are almost halfway through the spring semester and while it doesn’t feel like spring is on its way, the Young Auditorium has a few events in March that intends to brighten your days.
The...
Speakers plan to inspire students to chase passion, not money
By Hilary Igl
Open to students of all majors, the Creative Enterprise Symposium of 2015 aims to remind students that their creative passions...
The Young Auditorium is always putting on new events, sohere’s a little schedule preview of all the things going on in January and February.
The year will begin with a 75th anniversary celebration...
By Jake Prinsen
Want to know where you can find spankings, whips, sadomasochism and comedy? Before you ask, no Bozo the Clown hasn’t started working part-time as a dominatrix, but for the...
By Nat Edson
A group of Senate staffers fed up with the government formed a group, Capitol Steps, to satirize the nation’s rulers who employed them.
The group was formed in 1981 when...
By Jake Prinsen
As the fog machine rolled out layer after layer of thick mist and the lights turned to the band as they started “Live and Let Die,” a hush fell over the audience...
By Jake Prinsen
Argentinean, Turkish and Mali flavors create a blend of musical diversity in four performances featured in the World Music Festival.
The festival will be held on Sept. 17...
April 7, 2014
By Lea Staedtler
The Young Auditorium has partnered with Fort Healthcare to host the second annual Zumbathon® with a theme to supercharge any student’s day.
This year’s...
March 12, 2014
By Lauren Piek
The Whitewater Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of first year director Christopher Ramaekers, has introduced many changes, incuding an unusual soloist...
