theatre – The Campus

Class of 2022 explores Allegheny values in FS programs, exploration

August 23, 2018

Beginning as first-years, students are encouraged to explore new fields of study at Allegheny College. The first-year/sophomore program helps kick-start that exploration. Allegheny’s FS program is an element of the curricu...

Menachem Lattke, ’18, participates in SET’s third annual 24 Hour Theatre Fest on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 in Arter Little Theatre.

SET hosts annual 24 Hour Theatre Fest

September 8, 2016

Peter Pan, played by Luke Davis, ’16, and the Lost Boys rejoice for their new mother Wendy, played by Emily Wilson, ’19, at dress rehearsal on Wednesday, April 20, 2016.

‘Peter Pan and Wendy’ move to Neverland

April 21, 2016

Broadway dazzles in NYC

Chloe Kedziora, Junior Features Editor

November 5, 2015

I had the opportunity to see a Broadway show this past parent’s weekend in New York City. My family and I saw “Finding Neverland” and we were impressed by the energetic production. Personally, “Finding Neverland” gave me feeli...

Jocelyn Stefan, ’19, and Matthew Lis, ’18, practice a scene while in dress rehearsal on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2015.

SET presents ‘Night at the Cabaret’

October 22, 2015

Joe Bruch, ’17, and the other members of the “(Ghost) Light” perform during dress rehearsal on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. The students participating in the show started preparing for it several weeks before the entire student body returned to campus.

Playshop Theatre opens season with ‘(Ghost) Light’

September 10, 2015

Wide range of theatre productions to happen this semester

January 27, 2012

Theatre Review: Students share “Deep” stories

May 8, 2011

Lauren Farruggia (as Jean) and Mitch Micosky (as Gordon) in the Meadville Community Theatre's production of Dead Man's Cell Phone. The show runs March 25, 26, April 1, 2, 7 & 8 at 8:15pm and April 3 at 2:15pm.

Dead Man’s Cell Phone premieres

April 8, 2011

The Servant of Two Masters premieres

April 8, 2011

Get a Li’l Bit more from actress in ‘How I Learned to Drive’

February 25, 2011

Kaitlin Mackenzie wins national theatre award

March 17, 2010

In April, Kaitlin Mackenzie, '11, will be a guest of the Kennedy Center during their American College Theatre Festival in Washington, D.C. Mackenzie, a theatre and English double major and history minor, submitted a paper to the Kennedy Center and won first place among 46 other entries from college students nation-wide...