Tag Archives: TRUSTUS Theatre

Darling Dilettante—Discussing the Art of Fear By Haley Sprankle

by Jasper Posted on June 29, 2015

“Do you ever get nervous up there?” The age-old question for performers—the question of fear. In just about every production I’ve been fortunate to be a part of, whether I’m the lead or the third white girl from the left, … Continue reading →

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Diving a little deeper … In the Red and Brown Water at Trustus Theatre: A Preview by Rosalind Graverson

by Jasper Posted on January 19, 2015

  When Columbia starts trusting the arts programs and supporting them more, the organizations can start taking more risks and exploring. Trustus Theatre has reached a point where they can start sharing unique theatre experiences with their audiences. That’s exactly … Continue reading →

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REVIEW: The Velvet Weapon, or The Importance of Being Barney – by Jasper Literary Arts editor Ed Madden

by Jasper Posted on August 11, 2014

    History repeats itself, according to Karl Marx, first as tragedy then as farce.  I couldn’t help but think of this observation while watching The Velvet Weapon, a self-proclaimed farce purportedly inspired by the Velvet Revolution in former Czechoslovakia.  … Continue reading →

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