PAC's annual spring showcase featured performances from a number of a capella and instrumental groups, two comedy troupes and The Penn State K-Pop Music and Dance club.
"Crimes of the Heart" might be a little just-so for this reviewer's taste, but who doesn't love a just-so story every now and again?
"If I did come out of a closet, I want to find this closet because there better be a pot of gold for all the bullshit I've been through. I want to go there...get my reparations, and burn that shit down."
Recreation and subversion form an unpredictable tango on the stage when improv is done well, and everyone in the theater joyously agrees to forget that it's all made-up.
America isn't what it was in the days of Willy Loman. But college students know all too well what the toxic expectations that afflict "Death of a Salesman's" main character can do.
Lead singer Jason O will kick off the evening with a soothing acoustic hour, and the entire band will host a meet-and-greet after rocking the State Theatre on March 23.