Noises Off, Laughs On
Back in May, the Drexel Players Closed the school year with a play within a play and lots of laughs! Watching the Drexel Players' production of Michael Frayn's 1982 play "Noises Off," I was singlehandedly cured of my fear of student-run theater productions brought about by repeated viewings of my high school's disorderly plays throughout the years.
The biggest remedy, I think, was the laughter this self-described "perfectly playful and promiscuous performance" brought. This production was just funny. EU Correspondent Joe Mathew took us back stage in the video below! Also, continue reading after the jump.
I guess I'm a little late on the "welcomes" and "hellos" to the 2011-2012 school year. That's right folks; fall term is well under way. And now that we've all made our way back to the "2-1-5", there's one question on most people's minds: what's new in the City of Brotherly Love?