Join us for the annual Department of Theatre and Dance Spring Dance Concert April 29 at 7:30 p.m. and April 30 at 2 p.m. at Russell Auditorium! Georgia College dance faculty members Amelia Pelton and Natalie King will present original dance works, and student choreographers will also present new dance work. Contemporary ballet, tap, hip hop and contemporary dance will be included. Guest artist Kit Modus choreographed a beautiful new work on Georgia College & State University dancers...
Lila is a licensed PI with a slow practice, and an even slower secretary, who’s head over heels over her heels. But when their hot new client threatens to expose a shady operation of Lacanian psychoanalysts and unnecessary headshots, danger lurks. Leila’s got the brainpower to out-think her male stereotypes in the field, but what happens when she has a life-altering encounter with the ghost of the legendary movie director Ida Lupino? Can a couple of fatales find their fem again? Only...
Lila is a licensed PI with a slow practice, and an even slower secretary, who’s head over heels over her heels. But when their hot new client threatens to expose a shady operation of Lacanian psychoanalysts and unnecessary headshots, danger lurks. Leila’s got the brainpower to out-think her male stereotypes in the field, but what happens when she has a life-altering encounter with the ghost of the legendary movie director Ida Lupino? Can a couple of fatales find their fem again? Only...
Just past St. Valentine’s Day, Georgia College & State University (GCSU) presents its romantic spring musical, Feb. 22-26. “Head Over Heels” is an upside-down, frolicking fairy tale about prophetic doom, mistaken identities and self-discovery set in a kingdom with 1980s punk costumes, Elizabethan Old English and upbeat music from the Go-Go’s. But, mostly, it’s a play about love, inclusiveness and acceptance. James Magruder’s adaptation of the original book by Jeff Whitty, “Head Over...
Just past St. Valentine’s Day, Georgia College & State University (GCSU) presents its romantic spring musical, Feb. 22-26. “Head Over Heels” is an upside-down, frolicking fairy tale about prophetic doom, mistaken identities and self-discovery set in a kingdom with 1980s punk costumes, Elizabethan Old English and upbeat music from the Go-Go’s. But, mostly, it’s a play about love, inclusiveness and acceptance. James Magruder’s adaptation of the original book by Jeff Whitty, “Head Over...
Just past St. Valentine’s Day, Georgia College & State University (GCSU) presents its romantic spring musical, Feb. 22-26. “Head Over Heels” is an upside-down, frolicking fairy tale about prophetic doom, mistaken identities and self-discovery set in a kingdom with 1980s punk costumes, Elizabethan Old English and upbeat music from the Go-Go’s. But, mostly, it’s a play about love, inclusiveness and acceptance. James Magruder’s adaptation of the original book by Jeff Whitty, “Head Over...
A hilarious, exuberant celebration of love, Head Over Heels follows the escapades of a royal family on an outrageous journey to save their beloved kingdom from extinction - only to discover the key to their realm's survival lies within each of their own hearts. Music and lyrics by The Go-Go's. Conceived by and original book by Jeff Whitty. Adapted by James Magruder, based on Arcadia by Sir Phillip Sidney
A hilarious, exuberant celebration of love, Head Over Heels follows the escapades of a royal family on an outrageous journey to save their beloved kingdom from extinction - only to discover the key to their realm's survival lies within each of their own hearts. Music and lyrics by The Go-Go's. Conceived by and original book by Jeff Whitty. Adapted by James Magruder, based on Arcadia by Sir Phillip Sidney
Harlee Pope, ’18, is all wrapped up in the entertainment and film industry. From working on the set of the CBS TV series “MacGyver,” interviewing rock legends like “Men at Work,” starring in the Pretense music video by Alex Gråey, Pope applies the knowledge gained through her Georgia College & State University degree daily. “Being a part of Georgia College’s Georgia Film Academy program allowed me to learn the ins- and-outs of the film industry,” she said. “At the end of the course,...
Erden Mohl is painting scenery this summer—exquisite, authentic-looking bricks and wood grains—for a production at Flat Rock Playhouse in North Carolina. Mohl is one of more than 120 Georgia College students and recent graduates doing internships this summer. It’s a perfect transition between school and the workforce, giving the theatre major a chance to build upon skills she learned at Georgia College. “The challenge of leaving behind this community that I've grown accustomed to for...
