Clothesline Project
To kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention Education will invite students, faculty and staff to come to the Olin Center 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and make T-shirts to acknowledge victims and survivors of domestic violence. Afterwards, we will hang up the shirts on a clothesline outside of the Hanson building.
Presented by the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention Education (OSAPE).
'The Mousetrap'
Agatha Christie's “The Mousetrap” is the world's longest running play, performing continuously in London's West End since its premiere in 1952, and enjoying thousands of performances in theatres around the world. Five mysterious guests with secret paths arrive at a remote inn run by a newly married couple with secrets of their own, only to find out there is a murderer in their midst. With no working phone and a blizzard outside, it's up to the group to find out who the murderer is and reveal their own truths to one another before it's too late.
Directed by Dr. Jennifer Popple, associate professor of theatre arts and co-chair of the theatre and film department.
CAST:
Mollie Ralston: Bethany Yanchick ’‘29 (performing Thursday, Friday and Sunday) and Vanessa Williams ’‘29 (performing and Saturday)
Giles Ralston: Jack Pawlak ’‘27
Mr. Paravancini: Callum Tait ’‘29
Christopher Wren: Max de Buys ’‘26
Mrs. Boyle: Madeline Hutchinson ’‘26
Major Metcalf: Kallik Ewen ’‘27
Miss Casewell: Lydia Benesh ’‘27
Sergeant Trotter: Ryan Sondgeroth ’‘28
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Stage Manager: Alyssa Ogrodny ’‘26
Assistant Stage Managers: Sarah Piper ’‘29 and Shane Bahns ’‘29
Assistant Lighting Designer: Bella Perkins ’‘26
Assistant Sound Designer: Sarah Thul ’‘26
Assistant Costume Designer: Myles Smith
Lighting Board Operator: Haven Perdomo ’‘28
Electrics Crew: Amber Aviles ’‘28, Alex Morales ’‘28, Norah Schultz ’‘29 and Cole Stoltman ‘29
Dialect Coach: James Wheeler '21
Costume Designer: Becki Arnold
Set, Lights, and Sound Designer: Mike Turczynski
'The Mousetrap'
Agatha Christie's “The Mousetrap” is the world's longest running play, performing continuously in London's West End since its premiere in 1952, and enjoying thousands of performances in theatres around the world. Five mysterious guests with secret paths arrive at a remote inn run by a newly married couple with secrets of their own, only to find out there is a murderer in their midst. With no working phone and a blizzard outside, it's up to the group to find out who the murderer is and reveal their own truths to one another before it's too late.
Directed by Dr. Jennifer Popple, associate professor of theatre arts and co-chair of the theatre and film department.
CAST:
Mollie Ralston: Bethany Yanchick ’‘29 (performing Thursday, Friday and Sunday) and Vanessa Williams ’‘29 (performing and Saturday)
Giles Ralston: Jack Pawlak ’‘27
Mr. Paravancini: Callum Tait ’‘29
Christopher Wren: Max de Buys ’‘26
Mrs. Boyle: Madeline Hutchinson ’‘26
Major Metcalf: Kallik Ewen ’‘27
Miss Casewell: Lydia Benesh ’‘27
Sergeant Trotter: Ryan Sondgeroth ’‘28
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Stage Manager: Alyssa Ogrodny ’‘26
Assistant Stage Managers: Sarah Piper ’‘29 and Shane Bahns ’‘29
Assistant Lighting Designer: Bella Perkins ’‘26
Assistant Sound Designer: Sarah Thul ’‘26
Assistant Costume Designer: Myles Smith
Lighting Board Operator: Haven Perdomo ’‘28
Electrics Crew: Amber Aviles ’‘28, Alex Morales ’‘28, Norah Schultz ’‘29 and Cole Stoltman ‘29
Dialect Coach: James Wheeler '21
Costume Designer: Becki Arnold
Set, Lights, and Sound Designer: Mike Turczynski
'The Mousetrap'
Agatha Christie's “The Mousetrap” is the world's longest running play, performing continuously in London's West End since its premiere in 1952, and enjoying thousands of performances in theatres around the world. Five mysterious guests with secret paths arrive at a remote inn run by a newly married couple with secrets of their own, only to find out there is a murderer in their midst. With no working phone and a blizzard outside, it's up to the group to find out who the murderer is and reveal their own truths to one another before it's too late.
Directed by Dr. Jennifer Popple, associate professor of theatre arts and co-chair of the theatre and film department.
CAST:
Mollie Ralston: Bethany Yanchick ’‘29 (performing Thursday, Friday and Sunday) and Vanessa Williams ’‘29 (performing and Saturday)
Giles Ralston: Jack Pawlak ’‘27
Mr. Paravancini: Callum Tait ’‘29
Christopher Wren: Max de Buys ’‘26
Mrs. Boyle: Madeline Hutchinson ’‘26
Major Metcalf: Kallik Ewen ’‘27
Miss Casewell: Lydia Benesh ’‘27
Sergeant Trotter: Ryan Sondgeroth ’‘28
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Stage Manager: Alyssa Ogrodny ’‘26
Assistant Stage Managers: Sarah Piper ’‘29 and Shane Bahns ’‘29
Assistant Lighting Designer: Bella Perkins ’‘26
Assistant Sound Designer: Sarah Thul ’‘26
Assistant Costume Designer: Myles Smith
Lighting Board Operator: Haven Perdomo ’‘28
Electrics Crew: Amber Aviles ’‘28, Alex Morales ’‘28, Norah Schultz ’‘29 and Cole Stoltman ‘29
Dialect Coach: James Wheeler '21
Costume Designer: Becki Arnold
Set, Lights, and Sound Designer: Mike Turczynski
'The Mousetrap'
Agatha Christie's “The Mousetrap” is the world's longest running play, performing continuously in London's West End since its premiere in 1952, and enjoying thousands of performances in theatres around the world. Five mysterious guests with secret paths arrive at a remote inn run by a newly married couple with secrets of their own, only to find out there is a murderer in their midst. With no working phone and a blizzard outside, it's up to the group to find out who the murderer is and reveal their own truths to one another before it's too late.
Directed by Dr. Jennifer Popple, associate professor of theatre arts and co-chair of the theatre and film department.
CAST:
Mollie Ralston: Bethany Yanchick ’‘29 (performing Thursday, Friday and Sunday) and Vanessa Williams ’‘29 (performing and Saturday)
Giles Ralston: Jack Pawlak ’‘27
Mr. Paravancini: Callum Tait ’‘29
Christopher Wren: Max de Buys ’‘26
Mrs. Boyle: Madeline Hutchinson ’‘26
Major Metcalf: Kallik Ewen ’‘27
Miss Casewell: Lydia Benesh ’‘27
Sergeant Trotter: Ryan Sondgeroth ’‘28
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Stage Manager: Alyssa Ogrodny ’‘26
Assistant Stage Managers: Sarah Piper ’‘29 and Shane Bahns ’‘29
Assistant Lighting Designer: Bella Perkins ’‘26
Assistant Sound Designer: Sarah Thul ’‘26
Assistant Costume Designer: Myles Smith
Lighting Board Operator: Haven Perdomo ’‘28
Electrics Crew: Amber Aviles ’‘28, Alex Morales ’‘28, Norah Schultz ’‘29 and Cole Stoltman ‘29
Dialect Coach: James Wheeler '21
Costume Designer: Becki Arnold
Set, Lights and Sound Designer: Mike Turczynski
Augustana Jazz Combos concert
The Augustana Jazz Combos will perform, directed by Dr. Joel Linscheid.
Combo 1
"Manaus," by John Fedchock
"Mirrors (We All Need)," by Bobby Watson
"Little Man," by Charles Fambrough
Combo 2
"Grove’s Groove," by Steve Davis
"Once Forgotten," by Pamela Baskin Watson
"The Hardbop Grandpop," by Horace Silver
Combo 3
"Lady Bird," by Tadd Dameron arr. Bob Mintzer
"Alter Ego," by James Williams
"Song For My Father," by Horace Silver
'Edges'
This performance is sold out.
The Augustana College Department of Theatre and Film presents "Edges," Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The play is directed by Kaden Micklos '26.
"Edges" is a song cycle by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul ("Dear Evan Hansen", "The Greatest Showman", "La La Land"). Written when they were just 19, it’s a witty and heartfelt exploration of coming-of-age, relationships, self-discovery, and the messy in-betweens of early adulthood. Through a mix of humor, vulnerability, and soaring contemporary music, the show captures what it means to stand at the “edges” of life’s big decisions.
All performances are in the Honkamp Myhre Blackbox. Tickets are $10; or $7 for senior citizens; free for Augustana students; $5 for faculty and staff, students and children.
'Edges'
The Augustana College Department of Theatre and Film presents "Edges," Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The play is directed by Kaden Micklos '26.
"Edges" is a song cycle by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul ("Dear Evan Hansen", "The Greatest Showman", "La La Land"). Written when they were just 19, it’s a witty and heartfelt exploration of coming-of-age, relationships, self-discovery, and the messy in-betweens of early adulthood. Through a mix of humor, vulnerability, and soaring contemporary music, the show captures what it means to stand at the “edges” of life’s big decisions.
All performances are in the Honkamp Myhre Blackbox. Tickets are $10; or $7 for senior citizens; free for Augustana students; $5 for faculty and staff, students and children.ed by Kaden Micklos '26.
'Edges'
This performance is sold out.
The Augustana College Department of Theatre and Film presents "Edges," Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The play is directed by Kaden Micklos '26.
"Edges" is a song cycle by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul ("Dear Evan Hansen", "The Greatest Showman", "La La Land"). Written when they were just 19, it’s a witty and heartfelt exploration of coming-of-age, relationships, self-discovery, and the messy in-betweens of early adulthood. Through a mix of humor, vulnerability, and soaring contemporary music, the show captures what it means to stand at the “edges” of life’s big decisions.
All performances are in the Honkamp Myhre Blackbox. Tickets are $10; or $7 for senior citizens; free for Augustana students; $5 for faculty and staff, students and children.
'Edges'
This performance is sold out.
The Augustana College Department of Theatre and Film presents "Edges," Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The play is directed by Kaden Micklos '26.
"Edges" is a song cycle by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul ("Dear Evan Hansen", "The Greatest Showman", "La La Land"). Written when they were just 19, it’s a witty and heartfelt exploration of coming-of-age, relationships, self-discovery, and the messy in-betweens of early adulthood. Through a mix of humor, vulnerability, and soaring contemporary music, the show captures what it means to stand at the “edges” of life’s big decisions.
All performances are in the Honkamp Myhre Blackbox. Tickets are $10; or $7 for senior citizens; free for Augustana students; $5 for faculty and staff, students and children.