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MBU Theatre’s “Dancing in the Light”

Written by Madison Coumerilh on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

MBU Theatre’s second annual dance concert, “Dancing in the Light,” scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 9-10, will take you through the evolution of dance as each piece features a period in dance history, and is sure to take the audience on an emotional roller coaster.

As the performance dates quickly approach, the excitement in the performers grows as they put the final touches on their pieces.         Photos by Anna Jeschke

MBU Theatre Presents “Junie B. Jones, the Musical”

Written by Morgan Kromer on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

The Missouri Baptist University Theatre Department is performing their next musical about schoolchildren with schoolchildren in mind by partnering with local Confluence Academy and their three campuses, and hosting a book fair this week in the Art Gallery at MBU.

Sabrina Furman (center) stars as the title character in Missouri Baptist University’s performance of “Junie B. Jones, the Musical,” which runs this Thursday through Sunday in the Pillsbury Chapel.     Photos by Madison Coumerilh

MBU Theatre Presents “Eurydice”

Written by MBU Timeline on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

The MBU Theatre Department will be performing “Eurydice” this weekend at the Pillsbury Chapel. The show involves a different acting style than what the performers have done in the past, but many of the performers have enjoyed the learning experience they received.

Jenny Duncan and William Launsby play the roles of Eurydice and Orpheus, two characters with very different personalities, who are in love with each other in MBU’s performance of “Eurydice.”     Photo by Sarah McGowan

MBU TIMELINE BROADCAST — October 28, 2021

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MBU Theatre Presents “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”

Written by Christian Akridge on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

Fresh off of wrapping up “The Drowning Girls,” the Theatre Department at Missouri Baptist University began rehearsals on their next production, Lawrence Kasha and David Landay’s “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” which opens this Thursday.

Left to right, Maddie Cook, Evan Clawson, Sophie Karase, Michael Cox, Claire Baur, Nathanael Pezzo, Kaylin Penninger, Greg Carr II, Sabrina Furman, Bradley Bliven, Haley Clegg, Gavin Young, Jenny Duncan and Will Launsby perform in the musical, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” in the Pillsbury Chapel, which runs this Thursday through Sunday.     Photos by Hamin Lee

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