Opening night of the 2021 SpringFest is one month away! To celebrate, we sat down with six Skidmore Theater "First-Timers" to hear about their experiences so far.
Staff writer Maggie McGuire '24 covers "The Thanksgiving Play," directed by Hannah Gross '21, and explains how the play uses ironic humor to point out real issues in both the theater world and in the way the story of Thanksgiving is taught to children.
Emily Zeller '22 recounts the run of "The Danube," directed by Hanna Yurfest '21, and the innovative way in which connection was created through lights and shadows.
STLN's coverage of the Playwright's Lab "The Fascists of the Future" by Catie LeCours '22 highlights the magic of site-specific theater and the fun of [communist] tea parties.
Madeline Munding ’22 takes us on a journey into the minds of important female authors in her recap of the first studio lab of the semester: "I Talk to Flowers."
Check out Emily Zeller '22's coverage of the first Playwright's Lab of the season, "Everything, Everywhere," an exploration into memory and growing up by Zachary Troyanovsky '21.
Check out Maggie McGuire '24's coverage of the Fall 2020 New Works Lab "Our Trip to San Marino," a jam-packed road trip comedy written and directed by Joe Newman-Getzler '21.
Eliza Kuperschmid '21 sits down with new Skidmore Theater Artist-in-Residence Teisha Duncan to talk about her life, career, and correcting the grammar of bullies.
The fourth installment of STLN's Summer Spotlights is here and this time, there's a twist! How did Skidmore students continue to create art and persevere during the largely virtual COVID summer? Find out here through their own personal accounts.
"Radium Girls" is a dramatization of a tragic historical event. Meg Gray '22 examines how this play captures what happens when labor rights, scientific breakthroughs, and patriarchal institutions collide.
