Creativity, censorship at center of ‘Black Snow’
After Sergio finishes writing his novel, he falls into a deep depression that it may never be published due to censorship in Soviet Russia. However,...
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PFW celebrates Cole Porter
Even if you have not heard the music of Cole Porter, the Purdue University Fort Wayne Department of Theatre has a fantastic show in store. Whether...
PFW turns to Shakespeare with ‘The Tempest’
“In the commonwealth I would by contraries, Execute all things, for no kind of traffic, Would I admit; no name of magistrate…” The Tempest...
You’re in for a treat with ‘Urinetown’
It’s been nearly 20 years since I was a freshman in college, and I still remember my first college production. I attended a school smaller than...
Play takes trip into the absurd
New, unusual, and experimental ideas have propelled theater forward through the centuries. While Americans were enjoying realist plays primarily on...
‘Little Women’ has been learning experience
Louisa May Alcott’s semi-autobiographical novel Little Women is a classic of American literature that has seen a multitude of television and film adaptations...
Something familiar about this school of magic
Despite controversy around a certain children’s book author, Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, running...
PFW opera, children’s choir to put on show
The Purdue University of Fort Wayne Opera Ensemble, in collaboration with the Fort Wayne Children’s Choir, will present Hänsel and Gretel on Thursday,...
Antigone
At Purdue University-Fort Wayne, students study and work with dedicated faculty to find out what it takes to produce a professional play. Classes that...