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Senior project captures complex ‘Electra’
An epic tale of resentment and vengeance, “Electra” revealed a world of tragedy and tears, illustrating one woman’s risk-all journey for justice.
Theater student proves ‘Electra’-fying
Senior Rhiannon Cuddy has always had a passion for theater.
ULV honors Bard’s birth
“Eat, drink for tomorrow we die,” said Jeffrey Kahan, associate professor of English, during the University of La Verne’s fourth annual celebration of William Shakespeare’s 442nd birthday held Tuesday in the Davenport Dining Hall.
Students break visual boundaries
Students, faculty and staff gathered for the opening of the art show “Unconscious Hour” at the Harris Art Gallery April 20.
Audience connects with ‘Trojan Women’
After three long years of careful planning, several months of casting and intense rehearsals, audience members were able to witness James Darrah’s visions take shape on stage during the production of his senior thesis, “The Trojan Women.” The production was presented to an overwhelming turnout in the University of La Verne’s Cabaret Theatre last weekend.
One-act festival launches flights of fancy
Variety proved to be the overall theme at the 2005 University of La Verne Directing Studio One Act Festival. Student and faculty directors, designers and actors participated in the plays, which ranged from physical comedy to intense drama, as well as everything in between.