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A balancing act: Theatre and dance department to present ‘Spike Heels’
Have you been feeling disconnected from those around you lately?
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5-Minute Update: Students design easy-to-use key, Explicit play opens this weekend
Mustang News anchor Julian Del Gaudio covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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Theatre and dance department coming to a ‘CrossRoads’ with fall production
To prepare for the theatre and dance department’s fall production, “CrossRoads,” the cast went the distance … literally.
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Smile and Nod meets greek life, hemlock and condoms
“Am I boxing using condoms as boxing gloves, but instead of the condoms, I’m creating a religion based around ‘Mean Girls’ and instead of my opponent, I’m fighting the saying, ‘that’s the way the cookie crumbles?’”
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Meet the men behind the blue
Aryn Sanderson asanderson@mustangdaily.net The Blue Man Group broke its silence April 8. In a rare treat, Cal Poly students were able to interact with the Blue Man Group unmasked and outside of character. Cal Poly Theatre and Dance Department, in conjunction with Expressive Technology Studios, hosted Blue Man Group performers Russell Rinker and Shane Andries […]
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“Hair”-raising Broadway show to rock PAC
Aryn Sanderson arts@mustangdaily.net Does a futile war, a disappointed younger generation and an outrageous anti-establishment movement sound a little too familiar? “Hair” — a groovy musical jam-packed with sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll — will hit the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center tonight. “We have found a much younger audience coming to see this […]
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The hour we knew nothing of a play
A madwoman runs wildly across the University Union (UU) Plaza after dark. A firefighter appears for 15 seconds before disappearing without a word as a beauty in mirrored clothing glances through a hole in a leaf. Couples come together and break up, random strangers become friends and enemies plot against one another — all without speaking. […]
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Sixties musical hits SLO
The ‘60s saw an American launched into space, a wall built through Berlin and one of the biggest cultural revolutions our nation has ever seen. Now fans of the bygone era can revisit their roots with San Luis Obispo’s rollicking musical “My Generation.” The show, which follows a young couple in the difficult transition from […]
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Rocky Horror Picture Show hits SLO Little Theatre
When people say they’re going to see the Rocky Horror Picture show, they’re not just going to sit down with a bucket of popcorn to watch a movie.
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Theatre and dance department puts modern twist on classic play
In Greek, the word “antigone” means unbending. And in the Greek tragedy “Antigone” by Sophocles — which will be performed in the Spanos Theatre Nov. 18 to Nov. 20 — that’s just what the main character Antigone had to be to honor her brother.