Anxiety, at its core, is a deeply human condition. As social creatures, people are prone to intense feelings when outside pressures hinder and interrupt their own experiences. Audiences were treated to stories and experiences of people dealing with anxiety in the School of Theatre and Dance’s latest performance of “Anxious People!” in the Sally Stevens.
Be swept away by devilish deals, or if you’re up to it, listen to others’ experiences dealing with anxiety. From fresh new plays to student showcases, the School of Theatre and Dance has something for everyone this upcoming season. “Anxious People!” Written by Carol Lee and directed by Alys Dickerson, “Anxious People!” is performed as.
DeKALB – With the 2023-2024 school year upon us, the School of Theatre and Dance has released its show list for the year. According to the SOTD, the schedule includes both classic plays and new adaptations. The first production will open on Sept. 29. “Rage Play” This piece was written by actor and playwright Nandita.
The NIU School of Theatre and Dance will rediscover grief, comedy and all the twists and turns it takes to reconnect with the past in their performance of “in a word” by Lauren Yee. The play focuses on the two-year anniversary of Fiona Hamlin and Guy’s adopted son Tristan’s disappearance. While still struggling with the.
Pockets of chatter filled the Sally Stevens Players Theater. Director Stanton Davis’ voice could be heard just above the crowd, telling a performer’s partner that “she’s a little badass.” With the lights dimming, a figure in a red robe stepped out from behind the black curtain in the theater. A beard of silver lined the.