Standing for What’s Right: A Review of Antigone
“Antigone” is an interesting play paralleling what is going on in our lives as most of us are getting ready to cast a ballot, deciding which candidate does what seems to be right. The plot…
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A Return to The Theater: Sinclair Theater Presents “Antigone”
Returning in a new format, Sinclair Theater returns this October with the classical Greek play “Antigone” with a modern translation by Anne Carson. Originally slated for a release during the Spring semester, production was cut…
A Mask That Hides Your Face – A Bang, Bang You’re Dead Review
I have been interested in the premise of “Bang, Bang You’re Dead!” since I first learned of it in early 2019. This was when Sinclair performed the play for a third time due to the…
The Face of Emmett Till
“The Face of Emmett Till” will premier for the first time in Ohio at the Xenia Area Community Theater (X*ACT) as a joint effort between the theater and the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center…
Bang Bang You’re Dead: A Play About Gun Violence
Sinclair’s Theater Department will be performing “Bang Bang You’re Dead” on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.; a play about the 1998 Thurston High School shooting that was originally performed by the…
Sinclair Theater Update: Spring Semester
As a way to ring in the new year and a new season of Blair Hall shows, Multimedia Specialist LeAnne McPherson interviews actor Nicholas Mellott of the Sinclair Theater department as a preview of what’s…