We still can’t hear the people sing Madelaine Bixler November 26, 2015 2 Comments Stanford’s theater scene, both within and beyond the TAPS department, has been animated as of late with a burgeoning emphasis on diversity, marginalized voices and the invaluable element of lived... Read More »
‘Fox Mirror Forest’ overruns Frost Amphitheater with dancing foxes Olivia Witting November 23, 2015 0 Comments The magnetism of “Fox Mirror Forest” is felt immediately upon entering Frost Amphitheater. After winding their way down a narrow path at dusk, audience members crest a small hill... Read More »
A Criminal Cabaret: Getting away with murder Madelaine Bixler November 20, 2015 0 Comments Last Friday, the Stanford theater community saw the opening of At the Fountain Theatricals’ production of “A Criminal Cabaret,” a collection of some of the most scandalous crime-themed pieces in... Read More »
‘Gaieties: Chem 31 XXX’ is the best class all quarter Madeline MacLeod November 20, 2015 0 Comments It’s time for “Gaieties 2015,” a rollicking ride in Memorial Auditorium that has been a unique Stanford Big Game week tradition since 1911. Time-honored and venerated, “Gaieties”... Read More »
Let’s get technical: ‘Gaieties’ 2015 Grace Yoo November 16, 2015 0 Comments “Gaieties” is set to make its 104th return on Nov. 18, which means that beloved characters will soon be worming their way back into Memorial Auditorium and into the hearts of the students body:... Read More »
Pen to paper: How seven students brought ‘Gaieties’ to life Olivia Witting November 16, 2015 0 Comments Students often joke that the annual production of “Gaieties” has had the same plot for the past 103 years. While this is an oversimplification, the basic storyline of the musical comedy is pretty... Read More »
All about Trey Hale, director of ‘Gaieties 2015: Chem 31XXX’ Bella Wilcox November 16, 2015 0 Comments Sophomore Trey Hale is currently in the process of directing Ram’s Head Theatrical Society’s fall show, “Gaieties 2015: Chem 31XXX.” I was lucky enough to snatch him for a chat about... Read More »
‘Virgins to Villains’ is campy but charming Madeline MacLeod November 16, 2015 0 Comments Last Tuesday in Dinkelspiel Auditorium, “Virgins to Villains,” a one-woman performance poorly attended by students but very popular with the over-65 crowd, struggled with campy humor but... Read More »