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MBU Theatre Presents “The Drowning Girls”

Written by Christian Akridge on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

“The Drowning Girls,” the first show in MBU Theatre’s 2021-22 season, will open this Thursday with hopes of bringing awareness to the frightening reality of domestic abuse.

Maddie Cook, Victoria Zilke and Haley Clegg rehearse for MBU Theatre’s performance of “The Drowning Girls,” which opens this Thursday.     Photo courtesy of MBU Theatre

Broadway Artist Conducting Master Class at MBU

Written by McKenzie Sheehy on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

Quentin Earl Darrington, a Tony Award-winning actor and Grammy-nominated performer, is first and foremost a Christian, and he will be working with theatre students on campus to discuss how he manages those two distinctions, while also evaluating their work during a master class that is open to the public.

Quentin Earl Darrington sports an MBU Spartan blue T-shirt in New York City, where he is a critically acclaimed actor and singer. Darrington will be conducting a master class Monday, Feb. 3, at MBU. Photo courtesy of Quentin Earl Darrington

 

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