Arts
Hey COVID: The Show Went On
The lights went out on Broadway in March, around the same time that theater students at UNH learned their own live performances and in-person classes were being canceled. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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06/03/20The Play's the Thing (Police Chief Magazine)
Police chief David Kurz and theatre professor David Kaye join forces to confront bias in police departments. -
04/23/20In the Spotlight
Professor of theatre David Richman wrote and directed a bold new dramatization of “The Odyssey” -
04/07/20How The Show Will Go On
Some historical references place the first use of the expression “the show must go on” back in the 1800s when circus performers continued their acts... -
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