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Review: Spotlight

by Philippa Wolff | posted Apr 1, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 0 comments

The King’s Dance Collective’s Spotlight put on a show everyone could enjoy—a group primarily composed of lyrical and ballet dancers...

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Review: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)

by Simone MacLennan | posted Mar 22, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 0 comments

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), directed by Aaron Shenkman and starring David Etherington, Meg Shields and Rebecca...

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Review: Buried Child

by Amy Hurley | posted Mar 14, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 0 comments

The KTS’s production of Buried Child, directed by Thomas McCullough and Emma Weyman, is a show that has many elements of a memorable...

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Review: Infringement Red Room Plays

by John Last | posted Feb 9, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 0 comments

The profound and the profane came together in Friday night of Infringement Festival in the Red Room. Excellent student writing and talented acting made Infringement's last day of shows before Best of the Fest possibly the highlight of the week.

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Review: Infringement Pit Plays

by John Last | posted Feb 8, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 1 comment

A Dante-like descent into the frozen Pit marked the beginning of the King's Infringement Festival's fourth night, and this night was about goats, grafts and gender-bending—in other words, everything Greek.

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Review: Infringement Dorm Night

by John Last and Alexandra Cooke | posted Feb 6, 2013 in Arts & Culture, Reviews | 0 comments

The second night of King's Infringement Festival put drama where you might expect it most—the infamous couches of dorm common rooms. Though these plays' odd places sometimes diminished their effect, students' acting and writing talents shone through in a goodie bag of the bizarre, the profound and the hilarious.

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