DITA presents a stellar performance of comedy “Space Girl”
EMMA PROE, Staff Writer— It’s always difficult to find your niche in high school, especially when you come from a different planet. The play “Space Girl,” written by Mora V....
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Bachelorette brings laughs and gasps to the Black Box
by Elaine Cashy
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By Elaine Cashy Arts and Life Editor Audiences witnessed the shenanigans of sex, drugs and some rock and roll this past weekend at the Black Box Theatre in the darkly...
DITA Spring One-Act Festival produces mixed results
by Cecilia Salomone
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor A patchwork amalgamation of slapstick comedy, thought-provoking poignancy, dark humor, and downright bizarre, the Denison Independent Theatre Association’s Semi-annual One-Act Play Festival was...
Denison Independent Theatre Association spring season preview
by The Denisonian
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By Victoria Newman, Staff Writer Sometimes serious, sometimes silly, and always entertaining, the Denison Independent Theatre Association (DITA) has a full lineup of shows for this semester guaranteed to please....
DITA One-Acts gives strong showcase amid iffy beginnings
by Kristof Oltvai
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Saturday night, the stage was set for a solid evening. Crowds pushed latecomers in Burke’s Black Box Theatre to the scaffolds, although President Weinberg managed a center-stage seat. I daresay...
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09
2013
Comedy-centric One-Acts are a rollercoaster ride for audience
by Kristof Oltvai
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By Kristof Oltavi News Editor This semester’s DITA One-Act festival presented a roller-coast ride two Fridays ago. This spring, the plays leaned toward comedy and were of mixed quality. Despite...