I recently had the pleasure of attending the first showing of Rowan Lab Theatre’s limited run of “Perfect Arrangement” by American playwright, Topher Payne. Senior theater major, Elliot Colahan,...

The fall semester has officially started and students have flocked to club fairs and introductory meetings, looking to find a club that fits them. Clubs are a great opportunity to build connections, create...

I recently had the privilege of attending a rehearsal for Rowan Lab Theatre’s newest show, “How I Learned to Drive” by Paula Vogel. The show is directed by Marisa Pelikan and stage-managed by Bella...

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a rehearsal for Rowan Lab Theatre’s newest production of “The Dumb Waiter” by British playwright Harold Pinter. The very limited cast includes the two...

On Oct. 26, I had the pleasure to sit in on a rehearsal of "No Exit" written by French playwright Jean-Paul Sartre and performed by the Rowan Lab Theatre. "No Exit" tells the...

Rowan’s Lab Theatre is known for addressing hard issues through their performances like violence, abuse, sexual assault and harassment. However, very rarely do we see all of those topics in one play...

The cyclical nature of time. The meaninglessness of humans’ daily existence. The inability to clearly recall one’s past. These are just of few of the themes expressed in Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting...

Hard hitting, compelling, intricate and complicated are just some adjectives that still can’t encapsulate the spectacular production of “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow...

The Rowan Lab Theatre program presented "Schoolgirl Figure" by Wendy MacLeod the weekend of Feb. 11. Katherine Kiessling, director of "Schoolgirl Figure" and senior theatre arts and dance dual major, adapted...