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Comedian and actress Jen Kober quickly gets comfortable on stage as she jokes about the serious and hilarious moments of her life. Turning the humor on the audience members, Kober uses them as inspiration for the context of some jokes.
With a disco ball hung over the stage ready to shine, The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center hosted a performance by the jazz and funk band Kool & The Gang on March 31. Before the show, the drummer warmed up while someone yelled, “Knock ‘em dead.”
A Kool & The Band member serenades the Luhrs audience Friday night. The band has been together since 1964.
Would you wake someone up if you knew it could potentially kill them?
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the writer and are not representative of The Slate or its staff as a whole.
The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the writer and are not representative of The Slate or its staff as a whole.
The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the writer and are not representative of The Slate or its staff as a whole.
The Thought Lot once again opened its doors to the blistering, forceful sounds of hard rock and extreme metal on Saturday.
Alex Conner of Inoculum blows Shippensburg metal fans away Saturday night with his extensive vocal range and emotions.
Alex Conner of Inoculum blows Shippensburg metal fans away Saturday night with his extensive vocal range and emotions.
Legendary English rock band The Zombies are celebrating their 50th band anniversary by touring their 1968 album, “Odyssey & Oracle” one last time before respectfully putting its live performance days to rest.
The Zombies give ‘Odyssey & Oracle’ one last live hurrah before leaving its live days behind.
Students during the day and dancers and musicians at night — Shippensburg University students have more than just smarts going for them.
Maggie Haynes (left) and Marissa Strouse (right) are voted through to Ship’s Got Talent finale which will take place
An attentive audience experienced what it is like being a recovering prisoner, a nanny’s daughter, a Jordan camp refugee and a synchronized swimmer Tuesday and Wednesday evening at LUNAFEST.
LUNA, the whole nutrition bar company for women, raised $965,000 for the Breast Cancer Fund and more than $3.6 million dollars last year through its traveling film festival.
Shippensburg residents ordered burritos with a side of blues at Polly and Stone Thursday night.
