Don’t sleep on it!
Claire wakes up and doesn’t remember who she is or where she is caused by a rare form of psychological amnesia. When Claire’s day is just beginning, she is thrown into a confusing journey of humor and...
View Article“How I Learned to Drive” deals with tough issues, mature themes
“How I Learned to Drive” is not a happy, feel-good play, said Stage Manager Brianna Mueller, but it is an important play. “This show was chosen because it’s so hard to describe what it makes you feel,”...
View ArticleChannel your carefree self by participating in childhood games
We spend most of our childhood wanting to be older. Game changer: being an adult freaking sucks. The responsibilities seem to be endless. With our careers ahead of us and student loans up to our...
View ArticleCome one come all
A roar of applause echoes as contagious anticipation and excitement floods the room. “Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus is proud to present the greatest show in the...
View Article‘Roustabout: The Great Circus Train Wreck!’ in review
The UW-Eau Claire music and theatre department gave the audience a dazzling show during the opening performance of “Roustabout: The Great Circus Train Wreck!” last weekend. The vaudeville act propelled...
View Article‘Rabbit Hole’ in review
There’s a distinguishing moment in life when unexpected tragedy strikes. We carry this grief with us, day in and day out, like a hefty brick weighing heavy in our pocket. The load doesn’t get lighter,...
View Article‘Population 485’ tells story of local volunteer firefighters
Working day and night, in a small town just 40 miles north of Eau Claire, lies a community which, when danger strikes, must abandon their daily jobs and save their neighbors from danger. A nonfiction...
View ArticleUW-Eau Claire senior explores theater world in multiple capacities
Most people know of theater as a world of its own; for one UW-Eau Claire student, it serves as one that is important and special. Matthew Hordye is a senior with a liberal arts major — which he’s...
View Article‘Charlotte’s Web’ in review
Some pig. The crooked letters gleam in the web. Charlotte stands back and put two of her hands on her hips. The stars in the background gently fade into a sunrise and a rooster crows. Soon, the farm is...
View ArticleUWEC presents “The House of Blue Leaves”
There’s a place for people who imagine themselves to be animals; it’s a place with trees that grow blue leaves. The Broadway-performed hit “The House of Blue Leaves” will be coming to the Pablo Center...
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