Rutgers-Camden theater students will take part in “Future 6: The Student Directed One-Act Play Festival,” which opens Thursday, March 27th and closes Saturday, March 29th. All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. and will take place in the Black Box Studio. Ticket Information & PricesTickets are available at the door, at the Impact Booth in the … Continue reading Student Directed One-Act Play Festival Opens 3/27…
The Rutgers-Camden theater program will open the Spring 2014 season with a production of Joan Holden’s Nickel and Dimed, based on the book Nickel and Dimed, on (Not) Getting by in America, by Barbara Eherenreich. The performance opens on Wednesday, February 12th, and will run through Sunday, February 16th. There will be a special high … Continue reading Production of “Nickel and Dimed” to Open on February 12th…
The Department of Fine Arts will be holding auditions the week of January 27th for its choirs, orchestra ensemble, and upcoming stage productions. To learn about auditioning for the spring theater production, “The Fairy Queen” and the forthcoming student-directed one-act play festival, click here. To learn about auditioning for the Rutgers University Singers and Madrigal, … Continue reading Dept. of Fine Arts to Hold Auditions for Actors, Dancers, Instrumentalists, and Singers…
Dr. Michael Edmondson will present “Surfing the Chaotic Ocean: How to Succeed with your Liberal Arts Degree,” a conversation about careers for liberal arts majors, on Wednesday, November 20th, during the free period, in Armitage 121. This event is sponsored by the Department of English.
The Rutgers–Camden Theater Program kicks off their 2013-2014 Season with a production of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s classic comedy, You Can’t Take It With You. Performances will run from Wednesday, November 13th through Sunday, November 17th at 7:30pm in the Walter K. Gordon Theater located on the Rutgers–Camden Campus. There will also be … Continue reading Rutgers-Camden Theater Program Presents “You Can’t Take It With You”…
Everyone should dare to dream. John C. Kendall, Rutgers-Camden class of 1980, lives his life by this adage.
