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Furman Theatre presents “The Children’s Hour”
Lillian Hellman wrote “The Children’s Hour” in 1934, but the play’s ideas remain as potent as ever, according to Furman theater professor Jay Oney. The Greenville News wrote about the Furman Theatre production which is running...
Continue ReadingWatkins presents “Film in Focus-Opera”
SPRING, 2012 Marie Watkins presented the life and times of artists and historical events related to Tosca for the series “Film in Focus – Opera in Cinema Pre-Show Conversations” at the Gunter Theatre, part of...
Continue Reading“The Homeless Dialogues” opens Friday
FEBRUARY 23, 2012 by Mackenzie Fanaro '14, Contributing Writer When students visit Furman for the first time, they typically remember the beauty of the campus, the charm of downtown Greenville or a conversation they had with...
Continue ReadingGreenville News gives thumbs up to current Theatre production
According to a review in The Greenville News, the Furman Theatre can always be depended upon to come up with something unique. It calls the group's current offering a satisfying production of Annie Baker’s quirky...
Continue ReadingThumbs up to Circle Mirror Transformation
According to a review in The Greenville News, the Furman Theatre can always be depended upon to come up with something unique. It calls the group's current offering a satisfying production of Annie Baker’s quirky...
Continue ReadingBaker’s “Circle Mirror Transformation”
FEBRUARY 6, 2012 by Tina Underwood, Media Relations The Furman Theatre will present Annie Baker’s Circle Mirror Transformation, Feb. 8-11 and 15-18 at 8 p.m., and on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 3 p.m. in the Furman...
Continue Reading“Once Upon a Mattress” opens tonight in McAlister
NOVEMBER 10, 2011 By Sara Morano ’14, Contributing Writer A fairy tale is always more fun when it’s fractured, or at least that’s the case for the Pauper Players’ production of Mary Rodgers' Once Upon...
Continue Reading“Spelling Bee” is critical success
The Greenville News gave a glowing review to the Furman Theatre’s production of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” According to arts writer Paul Hyde, professor Maegan Azar’s staging of the play was “endearingly...
Continue ReadingBuckley ’03 safeguards film and history at NGS
by Tina T. Underwood A picture is worth a thousand words, so the saying goes. And moving pictures add even more dimension to a story. Indeed, how would our view of history change if we...
Continue ReadingKaren Buckley safeguards film and history at NGS
A picture is worth a thousand words, so the saying goes. And moving pictures add even more dimension to a story. Indeed, how would our view of history change if we had only still images...
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