Symphony Orchestra concert highlights centuries of familiar tunes
Music spanning centuries filled Rediger Auditorium as the Symphony Orchestra took the stage.
Music spanning centuries filled Rediger Auditorium as the Symphony Orchestra took the stage.
“Wicked: For Good” provides a satisfying and captivating conclusion to the film duology.
Celebrations are in order as a record number of Taylor students placed at a prestigious singing competition.
Lights dimmed. Smoke spewed from Mitchell Theatre’s stage. The audience quieted as Taylor Theatre presented “Shrek the Musical.”
The sound of more than 50 instruments will fill the Wheeler Stage as members of the Taylor University Wind Ensemble spread Christmas cheer through their music — and their festive sweaters.
Christmas is coming, and so are the Chorale and Sounds.
They analyzed scripts, auditioned actors and blocked scenes.
As the Fall semester continues and finals approach, seasonal festivities are beginning.
Selections of the most popular Christmas classics known to choral and orchestral music will fill Rediger Auditorium on Nov. 9 at 2:30 p.m.
What more could a story ask for than a hero, a princess, an animal sidekick and a daring rescue?
Taylor Swift released her 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” on Oct. 3 and returned to the top of the music charts with a brand-new aesthetic overlapping her age-old persona.
At the end of every show, there comes a time for a curtain call. The performers step forward to receive the audience’s acknowledgement for their good work, bow and run offstage to roars of applause.
Studying art in the birthplace of western art and society is truly a once in a lifetime experience. It’s one that junior illustration major Emma Frizzell is embracing every moment as she completes a semester abroad in Orvieto, Italy.
Countless butterflies flooded Mitchell Theatre’s stage. Their presence transcended time, mirroring the emotion felt by seniors Hannah Wylie, a theatre arts and English education major, and Ris Bland, a musical theatre major.
Parnassus, the student body literary and visual art journal, received a record number of submissions this year and the journal's release party took place last Thursday, April 24.
A wedding veil and the excessive spending of money are two things that are hard to imagine being apart from each other—except in the case of Broadway’s Guys and Dolls musical.
On the Sunday evening of Apr. 27, the stage of Rediger Chapel was packed with 59 members of Taylor’s gospel choir, getting rowdy with shouts of praise.
Since its release on April 4, “A Minecraft Movie” has more than tripled its budget.
Taylor’s house-themed senior art exhibition, “Stay Awhile,” showcased Friday, Apr. 4 from 6-8 p.m. in Modelle Metcalf Visual Art Center’s art gallery.
Boxes and Walls immersed students in struggles faced by international students on Taylor’s campus.