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African-Born Dancer to Teach Master Class on Campus

Zimbabwean-born dancer Rujeko Dumbutshena loves her culture and enjoys being able to teach others about that culture through dance. That is what she will be […]

Tempe ‘FangMaster’ Adds Bite to GCU’s ‘Dracula’

There’s no getting around the seasonal nature of certain jobs. Santa Claus in December. A tax accountant in April. And the FangMaster in October. The […]

Fear Factor: GCU’s Production of ‘Dracula’ Has It

Those who packed the theatre over the weekend expecting a campy stage version of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel experienced something else entirely: an armrest-gripping thriller […]

Four Students Selected to Act in Short Film

GCU theatre students got the experience of a lifetime on Thursday when they attended a casting call on campus for a short film. For students […]

Ethington Series Takes Serious Turn With ‘Dracula’

How could GCU’s College of Fine Arts and Production possibly top the success of last year’s Ethington Theatre Series? Sophomore Nathan de Laet was wondering […]

GCU Choirs Off to Strong Start in New Year

It’s amazing that First Southern Baptist Church is still standing after GCU’s three choirs raised the roof on the place Friday night. The first choral […]

Symphony’s Maestro Brings Encouraging Words

Insisting that “there’s never a good time or a bad time to be in the arts,” Phoenix Symphony music director Michael Christie gave an insightful […]

Stage Is True Love for GCU Sophomore

For GCU sophomore Elizabeth Pabst, the theatre has always called to her. “Ever since I was little, I’ve loved it,” she says. “I used to […]

For Laughs, You Can’t Beat ‘You Can’t Take It With You’

“You Can’t Take It With You,” the Pulitzer Prize-winning play that opened the Ethington Theatre Series over the weekend, is every bit as entertaining as […]