Deep in the pits of a rabbit hole lies Alice with no memory of her surroundings. Circled by mystical talking creatures and a new world only her dreams can unlock, Alice must find her way back home from...
Season two of “Theatre on the Air” continues to provide thespians with the excitement of performance through 1930s and ‘40s radio scripts. The online radio show opens up new possibilities for both...
“The Breakfast Club, but make it gay”— that’s the premise of queer theatre troupe Q&A’s new show, “F in Detention: Tales of a High School Queer.” The play, collaboratively written by...
If there’s one thing everybody loves to hate, it’s a cliffhanger. In the 1940s, short films called cliffhanger serials would play before actual films, always ending with the hero in some perilous situation...
The lights dim—witches chant, ghosts haunt their killers and men fall into madness. Enter Macbeth, renowned general and ruler, a character normally played by a man. White Station’s production of Shakespeare’s...
A decree. A noose. And therein lies the most crucial element: the witty theatric faces behind it. This winter, fifteen White Station students will perform “Antigone,” a play following Creon and Antigone’s...
Wouldn't it be amazing to share something you love with people who are in need?
Well that is what Talia Owens (12) is doing through her program, Create the Stage.
Owens has been involved in theatre for...
Nate Siler, Viewpoint, Arts and Entertainment
• March 1, 2016
Every year, the Theatre IV class puts on the One-Act Festival, where each of the ten members, juniors and seniors, directs a one-act play which is then performed to a paying audience. Although the festival...
