April 19, 2012
Brian Duskey
Ideas come easy. Half are good and a third are great, but only a select few of us can take these great ideas and execute them to the upmost of quality. In “Melancholia,” writer/director Lars Von Trier puts together an original sci-fi story that focuses more on its characters, rather than any piece of action ...
April 17, 2012
Brian Duskey
The past three shows for the theatre department have not only been huge successes in terms of ticket sales and quality, but they have redefined the department. Their “Season of Classics,” has now arrived at the grand finale: “Little Shop of Horrors” Dallas Henry, assistant professor and director of the show, seems to be up ...
April 9, 2012
Blair Stalder
“Amazing” is just one of the many words writer, director and producer Lia Scott Price used to describe Missouri Western art students Andrew Setter and Chad Hammontree. Setter, who is a printmaking major but insists he is the only illustration major, made an account on freelance.com and started applying for jobs all over the place. ...
April 7, 2012
Christian Mengel
“Fifty percent of the population has a vagina, and the other fifty percent at least came from one.” This was Kristina Bradley’s main reason why people should see “The Vagina Monologues.” “The Vagina Monologues” are stories of real women with real experiences being passed on from community to community across the world while supporting the ...
April 1, 2012
Brian Duskey
Dennis Stroughmatt is not exactly what you are expecting when you go to see a performance from a French Creole fiddler. Missouri Western teamed up with the Alliance Francaise of St. Joseph to bring Stroughmatt to Kemper Recital Hall March 20. There was a fair audience, occupied by both Western students and also several community ...