Articles Posted in the Theater Category
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Cyclone Spotlight: Kiah Kayser
Kiah Kayser, sophomore in performing arts, plays the lead role of Scout Finch in the upcoming ISU Theatre production of “To Kill a Mockingbird.” She is also a scenic painter for the show. “To Kill a Mockingbird” opens at Fisher Theater this weekend.
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ISU Theatre checks out “Chekhov’s Short Stories”
Beginning Thursday, music from Queen and Beirut, Russian short stories and a collection of eclectic props and instruments collide in the ISU Theatre performance of “Chekhov Short Stories.”
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Cyclone Spotlight: Amber Fitzsimmons
Amber Fitzsimmons, senior in performing arts and international studies with a minor in French, is directing the Story Theater Company’s production of “The Jungle Book” this weekend. You can catch her show at the Ames City Auditorium Feb. 10 and 17 at 7 p.m. and Feb. 11, 12, 18, 19 at 2 p.m. Tickets for adults are $8 at the door, or $6 in advance from Ames Community Gym.
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ISU students selected to perform in regional competition
All around the nation, theater students work to have their talents noticed. In the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF), that’s exactly what happens.
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Cyclone Spotlight: Caleb Woodley
By Cole Komma Ames247 Staff Writer Caleb Woodley, recent graduate, returns to Iowa State to play the role of the Director in “Six Characters,” Matt Foss’ adaptation of Luigi Pirandello’s original play. Foss’ take on the show is a featured performance in this week’s Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, hosted at Iowa State Center. Q:What was your reaction [...]
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‘Rent’ auditions are approaching
The season of love is here, and auditions for this year’s Stars Over Veishea musical, “Rent”, are fast approaching.
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What’s in store for the next semester of ISU Theatre?
As the days went on, this semester was one full of interesting shows; next semester won’t disappoint. Theater-lovers have something to look forward to.
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A holiday tradition opens in Fisher Theater
With more than 50 students and children in the cast, this year’s production involves many small roles that make up the classic Charles Dickens story.
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Student Spotlight: Mark Klooster
Mark Klooster, junior in performing arts, plays Ebenezer Scrooge in ISU Theatre’s upcoming production of “A Christmas Carol.” The show opens this weekend in Fisher Theater.
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Student Spotlight: Casey Buenzow
Casey Buenzow, senior in performing arts, has been stage manager for four ISU Theatre shows. Her most recent show, “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” is currently running at Fisher Theater through Sunday.
