Tagged “dance, drama & film”

Move Your Body

Fall Dance Concert features student and faculty choreography.

The Seagull at Bolton

Chekhov play features student and faculty actors this weekend.

Nights of Enchantment

The mystique of The Arabian Nights comes to the Bolton Theater.

Sways and Leaps

Dance Department offers variety of choreography in spring concert.

Sneak Preview

Superstar author and vlogger John Green ’00 shares his thoughts about the upcoming film version of his novel The Fault in Our Stars.

On the List

New plays by an alumna and a professor get a serious look.

Modern in a Meadow

Students will perform modern dances choreographed for a rustic setting.

Artistic Intervention

As part of a class, students aim to “disrupt” daily life with art installations.

Daring Dance

A Kenyon-formed company is bringing unique moves to the dance world.

Cheeky Charlie

Wendy MacLeod’s latest play premieres at Bolton Theater.

Close to Home

Brianne Presley ’16 works with a local author to illustrate a children’s book.

Living Art

Student dancers present their work, plus original music, at a fall concert.

Exploring the Tragedy

Kenyon’s mainstage production of Euripides’ "Bakkhai" brings the Greek play to life.

Set for Life

Emmy award-winning set designer Jim Fenhagen '76 visits campus to share his craft.

Music with a Message

Cuban social activist group Krudas Cubensi will lecture and perform at Horn Gallery.

Meaningful Dance

A dance performance will explore dreams, comfort zones and relationships.

Stage Presence

A comedy by Professor Wendy MacLeod ’81 has been selected for the National Playwrights Conference.

Staging a Revival

A women’s theater group strives to bring female work to campus.

Learning from Professionals

Musicians and dancers from West Africa are spending a week teaching in a variety of Kenyon classes and giving a public performance.

Moving Together

After collaborating on a dance project, Gabby Mitchell '15 and Professor of Dance Julie Brodie traveled to France to present their work at an international conference.

Resonating Roles

Student actors portray young people navigating wartime uncertainty in the 1960s in the play "Moonchildren."

Feb 4

On the Main Stage

In "Our Town," students chronicle the lives and deaths of residents from the fictional Grover’s Corners.

Choreography between Continents

Dance students connect online with international partners to create filmed performances.

Apr 5

The Language of Film

Steeped in the cinematic arts, educator Ted Walch ’63 returns to Kenyon to discuss the art and appreciation of film.

Apr 15

A Timeless Tale

The one-act musical "Once on This Island" returns to the Rosse Hall stage.

Embracing the Challenge

In the mainstage production of "A Free Man of Color," students blend comedy with issues of race and class.

Ready, Set, Gallery

Senior art majors put their creativity on display in a Gund Gallery exhibit.

Emerging Artist

Tate Glover ’16 earns praise for their short film “Static Drift Abridged.”

Finding Light

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson '19

The Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club balances tragedy and humor in a Family Weekend production of “Marvin’s Room.”

Dancing Display

Kenyon's Fall Dance Concert will feature a variety of student-choreographed work representing different styles of dance.

Challenged by Chekhov

Students tackle a nuanced drama with their production of "Uncle Vanya."

International Moves

A Fulbright Visiting Scholar helps Kenyon students explore the relationship between dance and Islam.

Behind the Scene Shop

by Daniel Olivieri '19

Kenyon's mainstage productions owe their sets to master technician Christopher Ellsworth '96 and his crew.

Shakespearean Slapstick

Twin troubles are in the spotlight as Kenyon thespians present Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors."

Final Steps

Senior dance majors showcase their work at the annual Spring Dance Concert.

Black Box Named

Kenyon’s newest theater space honors legendary drama professor Harlene Marley H’05.

Creative Choreography

Kenyon students show off their imagination, grace and poise in this weekend’s Fall Dance Concert performances.

Running the Show

Photographer Cameron Peters ’20 goes behind the scenes of the Bolton Theater with stage manager Katie Stevenson ’21.

Creativity in Motion

Students debut an expressive range of original choreography at the this year’s Fall Dance Concert.