By: Samantha Mansolf | Co Social Media Coordinator On Thursday, November 10th, Salve Regina’s Music, Theatre, and Dance Department collaborated with Alvon Reed, Carlos R.A. Jones, and Duane Lee Holland to bring a celebration of Black American jazz dance to the stage. “When you have a pressure, what seeps out is a brilliance of diamonds,” said Jones, describing Black AmericanRead More

By: Maggie Kelly | Staff Writer As young girls, we are taught to see each other as competition, and often, as enemies. Where is that taught? Is it from the older women in our life? The media? Tara Brooke Watkins, Salve’s Theater Program director, thinks it comes from the church. When I spoke to her, Watkins discussed how she cameRead More

By: Amanda DiNatale | Staff Writer As every performer can testify, these last couple years of canceled, masked, and modified productions have granted a newfound appreciation for live theatre. Despite the ongoing threat of the pandemic this semester, Salve students and faculty have worked dutifully to adapt to safety regulations and get performers back on stage as quickly as possible.Read More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff-Writer and Treasurer As we all know, life has changed drastically over the past seven months. We went from living completely normal lives, to being in quarantine, to now living the “new normal.” This has taken a toll on everyone, and has really caused everyone to rethink their lives. We have also had to change theRead More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff Writer On March 5th, Stagefright opened their production of The Addams Family in the Megley Theatre. I have seen several productions of The Addams Family and have loved all of them. So, I had pretty high expectations for this performance. Let me tell you, this performance exceeded my expectations. There was not one part ofRead More