7/7/2009
Ithaca College Theatre's 2008-09 season featured the demanding, “sung-through” musical A New Brain.
Ben Fankhauser '11 talks about IC's musical theater program and his experience as the lead in A New Brain. Audio slideshow by Nick Deel '09.
Now, the 2009-10 season promises not a new brain but six new productions, more...
5/18/2009
It's an IC tradition: first-year musical theater students cap the year with a cabaret, showcasing their talents and celebrating their changing status from nervous newbies to, well, sophomores.
Cinema and photography major Mitchell Murdock '12 captured video of the entire show.
Here's the opening act. Go to now-second-year musical theater major Ned Donovan's site for...
3/31/2009
This summer, the Namgyal Monastery Institute of Buddhist Studies offers students and the Ithaca community the opportunity to travel to Dharamsala, India, to experience Tibetan life and culture in exile.
For three weeks, participants will connect with the exiled Tibetan community, learn from the Tibetan Dalai Lama, and experience Buddhism from the perspective of Tibetan monks....
3/14/2009
On every episode of the CW’s hit show Gossip Girl, plots are twisted, partners are changed, and some killer outfits are donned as Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen compete for the place of queen bee. Among the actors portraying these classy, well-dressed high school students is Ithaca College alumna Amanda Setton ’07.
Setton has gone from student...
3/3/2009
Matt Cavenaugh '01 didn't always plan on being an actor -- it wasn't until high school, when he saw a production of West Side Story, that he got bit by the acting bug.
These days the Jonesboro, Arkansas, native gets rave reviews on Broadway, and things have come full circle: Cavanaugh will star as Tony in the modern, bilingual production of West Side Story, opening at...
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