From photographs featured in local exhibits to sharing screen time with stars like Don Cheadle and Patrick Wilson, Philip Krinsky has explored a plethora of avenues throughout his time at NKU. Krinsky,...
With power and presence, one of the largest casts Corbett Theatre has ever seen took the mainstage Feb. 18 in NKU’s latest production, “Les Miserables.”
Director Ken Jones sticks with your standard...
Ken Jones, who has been the chair of the theater and dance department at NKU for 11 years, has recently been named the director of the new School of the Arts, approved by the Board of Regents on last month.
The...
NKU students had the chance to work with a fresh face at last Friday’s (Jan. 23) TGIT performance. Students reveled in the opportunity to work with a fresh face in a hands-on masterclass setting.
Dr....
Lizzie Kibler, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• January 25, 2015
“It’s just a jump to the left!”
The leather and fishnet clad crowd brought to the floor of the digitorium in Griffin Hall followed the song’s direction.
“And a step to the right!”
For...
NKU’s theatre department is doing things a little different with this spring’s line bringing to life three very different productions: “Les Miserables,” “Mud Nostalgia” and The Y.E.S. Festival.
Michael...
It’s 1928, and before year’s end Nelly, June and Gerty, the three Fail sisters, will all tragically lose their lives. But just because there’s tragedy doesn’t mean there isn’t some whimsical...
"These people are boring," Jack Manion as lead character Carl exclaims after storming into Jody's Maps store.
Although Carl spends a good portion describing how drab and uneventful the people around him...
If you’re lucky, you experience something in your life that lingers with you and for a moment, you are both honored to have witnessed it and saddened that it's over.
That was exactly how I felt when...
The theatre department’s second show of the season is bringing a comedy classic to the stage. “The Wedding Singer,” based on the film starring Adam Sandler, takes the comedy and puts it to original...
NKU’s opening night production of The Bacchae was an exciting, sensual experience that left the audience mesmerized and certainly people were talking about it.
This classic Greek tragedy by Euripides...
The first play of the NKU theatre season opens this Thursday and brings to life a classic Greek tragedy.
The Bacchae is the story of Dionysus, the god of wine and revelry, who seeks vengeance upon Pentheus,...
