I talked to some University of Florida students earlier this week. They didn’t know much about the current season, but they all seemed to have a favorite musical, and their answers may surprise you. Enjoy!

Seeing is Believing: Greece 2006

Mar 31st, 2009

Like this view of the acropolis? Wanna see more? Just click on the picture above. It will take you to a slideshow of my entire trip. And it opens the show in a new window, so you can just as easily come back and post a comment to let me kn

Curtain Calling all Traveling Thespians

Mar 31st, 2009

I’m giving you the skinny on the UF Theater Abroad Program and highlights from the ’06 and ’07 tours of Greece and Brazil. The podcast is only a 5 minute listen and you can access it just by clicking here.

Spotlight on Josephine Huang

Feb 15th, 2009

Intro.My first New Year’s Eve in Times Square was with this little lady. I also had the pleasure of traveling to Greece with Miss Josie two years ago and keeping up with her has put me on a real whirlwind. Josephine toured Brazil with UF’s I

Electronic City

Feb 15th, 2009

The Plot“The world is becoming more technologically dependent not only day by day but nanosecond by nanosecond.” And the University of Florida’s School of Theater and Dance is staging a new multimedia production to illustrate it. Electronic

Macbeth

Feb 15th, 2009

The PlotShakespeare’s well-known play tells the story of the Scottish general Macbeth. After three witches prophesied that Macbeth will become King of Scotland, Macbeth embarks on a path of treachery and violence to destroy all who threaten h

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Jan 30th, 2009

It wasn’t for the easily offended…. The Constans production was loud, brash, profane, sexy, colorful, and outrageously over-the-top.The Plot The plot, consists of two innocents, Brad and Janet, suffering a flat tire on an unfamiliar road.

George Washington’s Boy

Jan 30th, 2009

Fall Season Overview Bravo! UF student performers have work to be proud of after an excellent Fall Season. The University of Florida’s School of Theater and Dance had a packed season. They kicked things off with a powerful historical drama

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