AmyLynn Miller Steubenville Columnist Once upon a time, the Grand Theater for the Performing Arts, located on South Fourth Street in downtown Steubenville, was a popular attraction. When it openedContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer This year’s mainstage production, “Two Gentlemen of Verona,” promises to be an uproarious, interactive theatre experience unlike any other in Franciscan University of Steubenville’s history. TwoContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF How did the Walker family end up at Franciscan University of Steubenville? It all started with a Google search. In 2015, Matt Walker — who is nowContinue Reading
JEN HANTZ STAFF WRITER With only a month left of the semester, senior theater majors are buckling down and cleaning up their acts in preparation for the final curtain callContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER ASSISTANT EDITOR On Saturday, Feb. 23, about two dozen students from Franciscan University of Steubenville joined Pittsburgh theater-goers in the O’Reilly Theater to watch a production of WilliamContinue Reading
ALLEGRA THATCHER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF To the audience, they are names on a program. To the actors, they are what keeps the show together. Behind the walls of the stage in AnathanContinue Reading
MEGAN REZNICEK STAFF WRITER Though Franciscan’s mainstage play will end on April 15, the great feast for the imagination need not end there. The theatre department will be offering moreContinue Reading
ALLEGRA THATCHER ASSISTANT EDITOR Its walls have heard hundreds of voices, be they screaming, crying or whispering; its floor has held up feet dancing, running and falling; the scenes broughtContinue Reading
CHARLES ADAMS STAFF WRITER Franciscan University’s very own Professor John H. Walker was recently asked to take on the “bigger than life” role of G. K. Chesterton in Eternal WordContinue Reading