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Feb. 23-24, 2007,
more than 65 people attended the Christians in Theatre Arts Northern
Regional Conference and Festival at Huntington University. An
additional 15 people attended some of the performances. In all,
approximately 80 people were on campus for Friday and Saturday.
Highlights of the
CITA conference and festival included
- 18 workshops in
the areas of acting, directing, design, playwrighting, touring, and
the spiritual life of the artist
- A late-night
improv jam
- The first-ever
7-Minute Bathrobe Drama Festival: Two teams created dramas with only
two rules – they had to last less than seven minutes, and they had
to contain a bathrobe.
“We’re hoping to
build on this in future conferences and festivals,” said Mike
Burnett, assistant professor of theatre arts.
- Performances from
Spring Arbor University, Huntington University, Master Arts and
Michael Ernst
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'Fresh
Faces' to introduce new theatre talent
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Four new
members join university's faculty
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Youth theatre camp to stage 'Guys and Dolls Jr.'
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Forester Night recognizes outstanding students, faculty
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Alpha Chi names Sophomore
Honor Award winners
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Hollywood actress
Maura Knowles to host workshops
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HUTC to present 'Midsummer
Night's Dream'
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Huntington to host
Summer Theatre Youth Camp
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Theatre company to
present 'Radium Girls'
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Senior
experiences Focus on the Family Institute
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Student group to visit
Shakespeare Behind Bars
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Huntington to present
'Little Women: The Musical'
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Theatre company to
perform 'Shakesperience' outdoors
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Huntington announces 2007-2008
theatre season
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Summer Theatre Youth
Camp to stage 'Annie Jr.'
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Huntington to present second run of
'Godspell'
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Huntington to present
annual One-Act Play Festival
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Senior theatre project to showcase
Edmonds
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Women's
auxiliary to present 'Ministry of Mime'
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Huntington University to
present 'Royal Cricket of Japan'
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Department of
Theatre Arts to host Summer Theatre Youth Camp
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Huntington University awards
Presidential Scholarships
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Huntington University to host CITA
conference
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Huntington University
presents 'Crimes of the Heart'
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Betz to present '...and
in all these things, love'
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Mishpachah, Inc.,
to present 'Dead Serious...About Life"
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Who's Who honors 20
Huntington University students
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Theatre ensemble to present 'Gift of the Magi'
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Liston to present senior theatre project
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Tofteland to discuss 'Shakespeare Behind Bars'
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Huntington to open
'Little Shop of Horrors'
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Alpha Chi inducts 20 new members
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Huntington to present 'Shakesperience!' outdoors
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Fresh
Faces to introduce new theatre talent
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Theatre company to present 'Waiting for Godot'
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HU Theatre Company announces
2005-06 schedule
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Theatre program to expand
offerings
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Kathy Chilcoat named
outstanding theatre major
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College classes collaborate
with the Sheets Museum
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MCA Sound sets the standard
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Upcoming theatre
performance to celebrate past production
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Curious Savage brings light
to kindness and affection
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Theatre students receive
praise for I, Faustus
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Huntington College Theatre Company
to present I, Faustus
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Professor Jeff Berst from
Southern Indiana University gave the Huntington College Theatre Company's
performance of Pippin an overwhelmingly positive response from the
Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival (KC/ACTF). Special notice
was given to the costume design (Professor Ella Burnett), lighting design
(Professor Mike Burnett), and stage management (Kathy Chilcoat). Chilcoat
was also nominated for a special Certificate of Merit. Pippin was
the first Huntington College Theatre Company production to be entered into
the KC/ACTF. I, Faustus will also be entered next spring. By
entering KC/ACTF, the theatre department opens its students to responses
from theatre professionals and gives them the opportunity to perform and
design on the regional and national level.
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Amber Patrick and Dan Olson were nominated to advance to the Kennedy
Center/American College Theatre Festival Region III Irene Ryan acting
competition. Their nomination came from their roles in last week's
performances of Pippin. They will compete in January. If selected,
they will then advance to the Kennedy Center to perform in April.
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Eight Huntington College
theatre performance students attended the Kentucky Theatre Association's
preliminary auditions for the South East Theatre Conference (SETC). They
were Dan Olson, Nikki Barger, Josh Christenson, Chris Betz, Laura Brautigam,
Kylie Edmonds, Amber Patrick and Becca Rodgers. Dan Olson and Nikki Barger
were selected to advance to the SETC acting auditions with Josh Christenson
receiving an alternate position.
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Huntington
College Theatre Company presents Pippin
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Huntington
College Theatre Company presents The Compleat Works of
Wllm Shkspr (abridged)
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New
faculty to be introduced at Foundation Breakfast
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Master of imagination leads
Alice in
Wonderland performance
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HC Theatre presents
Alice in
Wonderland
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McNair Wilson to perform
The
Fifth Gospel
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HC Theatre presents
Anna Karenina
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The Pirates of Penzance
promises "side-splitting" laughter
