The department of Theatre and Dance presented the annual Intersect Dance Festival for perspective GC students at Miller dance studio on April 20. 40 high school students from Baldwin county high school, Washington County High School, GMC prep, Jones county high school, GC early college, and Putnam County high school attended the all day event where the students received three technique classes, a dance concert, and question and answer session. Senior dance lecturer Natalie King organized...
Join us for a beautiful weekend of dance as the department of theater and dance presents the annual GC spring dance concert on Saturday, April 30, 7:30 pm and Sunday, May 1, 2 pm, at Russell Auditorium. The 50+ GC dance minor students have been working hard for many months to produce a beautiful concert consisting of classical ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary movement. Choreographers our faculty members Amelia Pelton, Natalie King, and select GC dance students. Guest artist is Jennifer...
Children in Baldwin County Schools are getting an opportunity to dance—something they wouldn’t be exposed to in their early years if it weren’t for dance minors in Georgia College’s dance pedagogy class. Community dance is one of the university’s biggest outreach programs and has been around in some form for at least 20 years. Last year, a new element started: free dance lessons twice a week in Baldwin’s primary schools and academies. “Our aim is to expand opportunities beyond campus...
Looking for a little magic in your life? Come to MisMagicast! MisCast 2022 is a night of back-to-back musical theatre numbers with a twist: GCSU students will perform as characters originally written to be a different gender than their own. We’re ready to make our songs funny, heartwarming, and thought-provoking, and we need an audience to help make some magic happen. Join us! Performances are at the Campus Black Box Theatre this weekend on April 2nd at 7PM and April 3rd at 2PM. Tickets...
Looking for a little magic in your life? Come to MisMagicast! MisCast 2022 is a night of back-to-back musical theatre numbers with a twist: GCSU students will perform as characters originally written to be a different gender than their own. We’re ready to make our songs funny, heartwarming, and thought-provoking, and we need an audience to help make some magic happen. Join us! Performances are at the Campus Black Box Theatre this weekend on April 2nd at 7PM and April 3rd at 2PM. Tickets...
Please join the Department of Theatre and Dance and the Campus Black Box Theatre for a solo performance of Background Noise, written and performed by senior Theatre major Michael Williams. Admission is free, but seating is limited.
Georgia College’s first in-person spring musical since the start of COVID promises to be much like the pandemic––a topsy-turvy ruckus leaving audiences unsure what happens next. But, unlike COVID, its turns and twists prove enjoyable with toe-tapping tunes and non-stop action. Narrated by a mechanical fortune teller, the play takes audiences on a rollercoaster of ups and downs, sharp turns and sudden changes. “As soon as you think you’ve got things figured out, it twists a totally...
Georgia College’s first in-person spring musical since the start of COVID promises to be much like the pandemic––a topsy-turvy ruckus leaving audiences unsure what happens next. But, unlike COVID, its turns and twists prove enjoyable with toe-tapping tunes and non-stop action. Narrated by a mechanical fortune teller, the play takes audiences on a rollercoaster of ups and downs, sharp turns and sudden changes. “As soon as you think you’ve got things figured out, it twists a totally...
In this hilarious and outlandish musical, the lives of six teenagers from a Canadian chamber choir are cut short in a freak accident aboard a roller coaster. When they awake in limbo, a mechanical fortune teller invites each to tell a story to win a prize like no other - the chance to return to life. A funny, moving look at what makes a life well-lived! For mature audiences.
Hey students! The spring semester is here! Can you believe it? We hope you had a wonderful and much deserved break and are ready to get the semester started strong. In case you haven’t heard, the film industry is coming to Georgia College this semester! Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. we will be offering the Georgia Film Academy Introduction to Film & Television Production class, GFA 1000. With Clyde Bryan as the instructor, you will get to experience his expertise gained from 45...
