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With the uncertain postponement of the 2020 Formula One racing season, few options remain for racing fans: they can watch reruns of previous races, turn to the world...
“The Half of It” blends comedy and poignance as the main characters deal with loss, turmoil and self-acceptance.
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Despite being set in a fictional town, it should...
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I’ve always had a bit of a fatalistic streak.
I believe that my generation is doomed to confront mass extinction with global warming and that the U.S....
Where cabin fever meets learning, online courses in the time of COVID-19 are far from conventional. Compete against friends in different classes by crossing off each wacky social distancing encounter...
What is a play without an audience?
In the wake of COVID-19, SCC professor Tony Doupe has been grappling with this question and others as he takes theater to a new level — digital.
“Even in a...
Imagine if Game of Thrones was set in mythical, tribal Africa but every character was pansexual and had magical powers. Toss in a heavy dose of psychedelics and dial up the level of graphic sex and violence...
The Threepenny Opera
7:30 p.m., Feb. 28-29, March 6-7; Campus Theater
3 p.m., March 1, 8
Set in the dark underbelly of 1800s London, “The Threepenny Opera” follows the story of Macheath (Mack the Knife)...
Premiering in 1928, Bertolt Brecht’s “The Threepenny Opera” brought a tale of crime and corruption to theatergoers.
The German “play with music” focuses on the relationships between and how...
The Threepenny Opera
7:30 p.m., Feb. 28-29, March 6-7, 3 p.m., March 1, 8; SCC Theater
Set in the dark underbelly of 1800’s London, The Threepenny Opera follows the story of Macheath (Mack the...
Chocolate, wine and roses are nice, but it’s 2020 and a new decade calls for a new tradition.
For those sick and tired of heart-shaped candies and raspberry flavors, here are some wacky ways to show...
