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A few words on Moving Images

A few words on Moving Images

Naiya Laskin and Lucy Severson
May 2, 2023
Challenging social constructs on stage

Challenging social constructs on stage

Ollie Koski and Robin Doyscher
February 23, 2022
Jersey Boys: rockin’ at the Orpheum

Jersey Boys: rockin’ at the Orpheum

Jacob ‘Coby’Aloi, Multimedia Editor
February 9, 2022
Director of Hamline Theatre’s “Our Town” production, professor Jeff Turner, speaks to the cast and crew during rehearsal. Tickets to attend the show can still be purchased for November 18, 19 and 20.

Metatheatrics come alive in Our Town

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
November 17, 2021
Jacob “Coby” Aloi The touring production of the classic musical klahoma!“Oklahoma!” as reimagined by Daniel Fish for the modern day, made a stop at the Orpheum Theater in Minneapolis this past week, and will continue on next to South Carolina.

Not your parents’ Oklahoma!

Jacob ‘Coby’Aloi, Guest Reporter
November 17, 2021
Our Town coming to our campus

Our Town coming to our campus

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
November 10, 2021
Jack Fischer A mask is required to return to the Guthrie. Attendees are given the playbill for “What the Constitution Means to Me” and a pocket Constitution donated by the American Civil Liberties Union to help follow along during the show.

Twin Cities theatre is back: What the Constitution Means to Me

Jack Fischer, Senior Reporter
October 15, 2021
Theatre outside of academics

Theatre outside of academics

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
October 15, 2021
Aidan StromdahlIn the performance of “Empty,” junior Bridget Benson and sophomore LaNiesha Bisek discuss interpretations of empty; does empty mean all is gone or simply that there is room for more?

The show goes on

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
April 14, 2021
Photo courtesy of Hamline TheatreHamline University’s department of theatre and dance presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19. presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19.presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19.

Hamline students process 2020’s civil unre

Sarah Sawyer, A&E Reporter
February 25, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl Junior Taylor Krassas performs in “Sonder”, a company-created digital video that explores the multifaceted dynamics of human isolation during a global pandemic. Krassas roams through her home in isolation, looking for anything to occupy her time.

(Play)ing online

Lyla Lee, Reporter
November 18, 2020

Theatre plans to act

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
November 18, 2020
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