It was announced in November of 2018 that “Moulin Rouge” would be coming to Broadway. Based on Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 hit film of the same name, many were ecstatic to have the glitz, glamour and drama brought to the stage. The following July, the show opened starring none other than […]
Author: RYLIE KLAIN
‘Six’ will go down in history
“Divorced, beheaded, died, / Divorced, beheaded, survived” is one of the many jingles fans have had stuck in their head after watching the hit Broadway musical “Six.” I, along with a group of others from Ramapo, joined the ranks of these viewers after another Center for Student Involvement-sponsored trip on […]
Beastly fun abounds in ‘Rhinoceros’
In a peaceful village in France, something strange is afoot. One by one the inhabitants are transforming into destructive, unthinking wild animals. People are inexplicably turning into rhinoceroses! The first main stage of the new year “Rhinoceros” started its seven-show run on Thursday, March 2, after a snowstorm delayed the […]
Students experience magical ‘Wicked’ performance
Looking for ways to get involved off-campus? Head on over to the Robert A. Scott Student Center to purchase a ticket for you and your loved ones to some of your favorite events, including Broadway shows and sports games. Sold by the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) and Roadrunner Central […]
Tonewall gives political acapella performance
In partnership with the Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services, the Berrie Center welcomed Tonewall, the queer a capella band from the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus, on Dec. 1. Tonewall presented a performance titled “Standing Room Only,” which is not only a fun concert, but also a call to […]
‘Wednesday’ is kooky and spooky
Netflix’s new series, “Wednesday,” is a Tim Burton spin off of the creepy, kooky family we all know and love, “The Addams Family.” This show focuses on Wednesday, the deadpan daughter of Morticia and Gomez Addams. In this spin off, Jenna Ortega stars as the mysterious juvenile known as Wednesday […]
“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” keeps its reputation six years after premiere
The magic and wonder of the “Harry Potter” universe has shaped so many of our childhoods – and mine is no exception. With a seven-volume book series and eight films, I’m sure if you asked anyone on the street if they knew who Harry Potter was, they likely would. Harry […]
Fooligans involve audience in improv
Ramapo College’s very own student improv troupe, the Fooligans, hold two shows a month: one at 8 p.m. and another at 10 p.m. on the selected date. Each show features loose themes throughout the production, such as last year’s Five Nights at Freddy’s, Korn and Christmas. Their most recent show […]
“The Antipodes” analyzes storytelling within a story
The first mainstage show of the school year, “The Antipodes,” started its nine-show run on Friday at the Berrie Center. The play is directed by Dara Malina, an adjunct theatre professor at Ramapo, and is written by 2014 Pulitzer Prize winner for Drama, Annie Baker. “The Antipodes” centers around a […]
“A Strange Loop” closes with honor
Exiting the Tony Awards triumphantly this past June with two wins and 11 nominations, including winning Best Musical, “A Strange Loop” had everything it needed to become the next Broadway hit. However, just last week, the show announced an early closing on Jan. 15, 2023. With book, music and lyrics […]