The tradition is a fun way to combat the “summer slide,” or the tendency for students to lose some of the educational gains they made during the previous school year.
On the heels of its first foray into ancient-Greek theatre, the organization will keep the Hellenic theme going with a toga party at The Broadside Pavilion.
Dr. Rory O'Neill Schmitt and Dr. Rosary O'Neill are returning to the shop to celebrate the release of their new book – "The Blood of the Baroness: Micaëla de Pontalba – Shot, Betrayed, and Unbreakable."
Blending drag, burlesque, dance, music and theatrical spectacle, the high-energy revue takes audiences on a fast-paced trip through iconic music eras, from vintage glamour to modern pop, with bold performances, stunning visuals, and nonstop entertainment.
Le Petit Theatre always has live musicians for musicals, but they’re usually tucked in the orchestra pit under the stage. For Once, the actors are also the musicians, with many of them playing multiple instruments throughout the show.