Canisius College’s Little Theatre Club remains strong in interacting with members virtually.
Little Theatre manages to stay active during quarantine by putting on a virtual play.
Brianna Propis
Canisius Course, “Apocalyptic Culture,” relates to modern-day pandemic
A Canisius College course taught by Cynthia Stewart reflects our modern-day situation.
“The Magenta Moth,” Little Theatre puts on a new, suspenseful production
Little Theatre’s latest production of “The Magenta Moth” is filled with suspense and plot twists, the cast is very excited about this performance.
Quadrangle 68 is looking for talented contributors to submit by late February
The Quadrangle’s editors are taking submissions for the 68th edition, they are looking for poetry, prose, art and photography. Submit to them by Feb. 22.
Studio X, Little Theatre’s final event of the semester, allows members to perform an act of their choice
Little Theatre hosted their last event of the semester this past Wednesday in which members performed an act of their choice, leaving the crowd entertained for hours.
Little Theatre’s latest production “cul-de-sac” explores the misconceptions of the “American Dream”
Little Theatre is putting on their latest production, “cul-de-sac,” from Thursday, Nov. 14-Saturday Nov. 16 in Marie Maday Theatre.
Abdi Nor Iftin talks about his book Call Me American at Canisius
Abdi Nor Iftin shares his experiences through his novel and through his speech at Canisius as a part of The Contemporary Writers’ Series.
Connected
Check out the production of “Connected” brings to life the importance of social media to young adults.
Meet the Editors: Will Vega
Copy Editor Will Vega has thoroughly enjoyed his time at Canisius so far, specifically his time spent with The Griffin. “The more you do it, the better you get at it. There are a lot of great people that will help you improve your craft and you’ll find yourself wanting to do it for both the writing aspect and because of the good company. That’s certainly why I stuck around,” he said.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Here to Stay
Both Malek and Egerton completely embody the essence of their respective rock legends. These movies find a way to encapsulate the lives of these singers and the hardships they have endured.
