“What actually happens in life is beyond interpretation,” said Father Flynn, one of the main characters in Act V’s production of “Doubt: A Parable.” “It tends to be confusing and have no clear conclusion.” In this line, Flynn gets to the heart of the play as a whole.
An award-winning harpist, an electric mandolin and record-breaking attendance made for a memorable weekend at The Thought Lot.
Luhrs Performing Arts Center hosted “Beauty and the Beast” on Thursday, April 9. The classic Disney show brought little girls dressed in their fanciest clothing, as well as Disney princess costumes and even adults dressing to follow the theme of the night. As the audience members walked into the theater, they could see a blue, opaque curtain designed with leaves and vines, accentuating the pink rose that glowed behind the curtain.
WYSC 88.7 is Shippensburg University’s student-run radio station. Around 65 students are a part of the organization, and Michael McCullough is one of them. McCullough is the human resources director as well as a DJ for WSYC.
The sun is starting to shine, so what better way to spend time with your kids than taking them into a dark room to sit in front of a screen for two hours?
Spoiler Alert! “Game of Thrones” returned for its fifth season on Sunday and viewers were greeted with an idea of where most characters will be headed this year.
Apparently, streaming giant, Netflix, has plans to air a new Netflix-exclusive season of “Arrested Development.” Executive Producer Brian Grazer brought up Netflix’s plan during an interview with ESPN’s Bill Simmons at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.
“The Vampire Diaries” (TVD) fans faced shell shock as official reports confirmed that Nina Dobrev is leaving the CW show at the end of Season 6.
Nashville-based harpist and songwriter, Timbre will be playing at The Thought Lot in Shippensburg on Friday, April 10.
If you have not heard the single “Shut Up and Dance” by the band Walk the Moon, you may be living under a rock.
This may come as a surprise to those who are reading this review: I have never seen a “Fast & Furious” movie before.
The Shippensburg Orchestra will bring the spirit of Spain to southern Pennsylvania at the end of the semester.
At this point Netflix is no longer a newcomer to original programming. With Emmy award winning shows like “House of Cards” and “Orange Is the New Black”, the streaming service has made itself a legitimate source of the some of the best television around.
There is a high demand for live action fairytale movies lately and Disney is having no problems keeping up.
Baltimore-based pop punk band, All Time Low, released its sixth studio album on April 3 and its sound is better than ever.
The rumors turned out to be true as “The Daily Show” correspondent Trevor Noah has been named as the show’s new host. The South African comedian first made waves on the show when he appeared on a segment with Jon Stewart back in December 2014. The segment was posted to YouTube as “Spot the Africa” and has since garnered more than 2 million hits.
“Doubt: A Parable” will be put on by Shippensburg University’s Act V from Friday, April 10, to Sunday, April 12, in Memorial Auditorium. This one act play follows Father Flynn, a pastor and teacher at St.
Ship’s Got Talent finished its final round Wednesday, April 1, with several laughs and cheers. The room was buzzing with excitement as the seats filled quickly.
The Activities Program Board (APB) kicks off its Spring 2015 Film Festival this week with “A Most Violent Year,” which will air Wednesday and Thursday night at 7 p.m. The film stars Oscar nominated Jessica Chastain opposite Oscar Isaac.
“Tame Impala makes psychedelic hypno-groove melodic rock music,” the band’s official website boldly states.
