Zombie Fest takes over the Kenworthy — The film festival kicked off a series of films that are raising funds for disabilities
Kicking off October, the Disability Action Center NW and the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre held “Zombie Fest” Monday.
Tag: theater
Dance for the masses — Guest artist brings technological twist to UI Dance
For non-dancers, the appeal behind Faith Morrison’s award-winning screen dance and site-specific choreography may be difficult to express beyond stunned stammering about a “cool outdoor dance video.”
Timeless traditions — Vandals across campus will compete in annual skit competition for Homecoming
The annual Homecoming Vandal Jingles competition will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the International Ballroom of the Bruce Pitman Center.
Women’s voices take the stage — Staged reading to support endowment for UI playwriting students
The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department is presenting a staged reading of Micki Panttaja’s “Conversations of My Mothers” at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Hartung Theater. “Conversations of […]
Limp wrists, tight fists — The experiences of the LBGTQA community and film should correlate more often
Film and TV present more than just the opportunity for entertainment — they present stories as a medium for relating and connecting with others. For as long as film and […]
A bow, a mission and a message — Conservationist organizations show their films and their love for the backcountry
Bow? Check. Quiver? Check. Arrows? Check. Elk call? Check. Backpack? Check. Camera? Check. The Full Draw Film Tour brought the hunting experience to the big screen Aug. 29 at the […]
Performing new perspectives — International theater artist, Marco Magoa, uses art to provide perspective on refugee crisis
Spanish theater artist and director Marco Magoa is bringing his refugee-centered production to the University of Idaho Aug. 25 in the Hartung Theatre. “Mare Nostrum. Finis Somnia Vestra” (“Our Sea. […]
Once a classic, always a classic — Live action “Beauty and the Beast” pulls together great acting and freshens a classic storyline
Recycling old films, especially in the animated variety, has become as popular as the “Go Green” movement. However, the newest live action rendition of the “Beauty and the Beast” stands […]
Back for the anniversary —High school attends Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival for the third time in eight years
In the past eight years, Dalles High School brought bands to the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival three times, said the high school’s music director, Paul Viemeister. He said the last […]
A world of revenge — Matthew Brumlow’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ explores the effects of violence on children
“Titus Andronicus” is not a play for children. The play’s plot relies on rape, murder, cannibalism and many other atrocities not fit for a child’s eyes. Yet, at the center […]