MOORHEAD — “Guys and Dolls” premiered on Thursday, Nov. 9 at the Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre with a nearly sold out show. Directed and choreographed by Denise Holland Bethke, this production had the difficult task of following up last year’s “Rocky Horror Show,” which was undeniably a crowd favorite. DespiteContinue Reading
MOORHEAD -“Guys and Dolls,” a Broadway classic and best musical Tony-award winner, is set to open at the Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre on Thursday, Nov. 9. “Guys and Dolls” follows two gangsters, Sky Masterson and Nathan Detroit, as well as their love interests, Sarah Brown and Miss Adelaide, respectively. “Guys andContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — “At the Wedding,” a contemporary play written by Bryna Turner, was performed this past weekend at the Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre. The show was an absolutely delightful way to spend my Thursday evening and showcased the diverse array of talented individuals within Concordia’s theatre department. The play hadContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Concordia College has banners set up all around campus by the marking and communications department every year. This year there been noticable change in the amount of banners around campus due to theft. Josh Lysne, vice president of the communications and marketing department on campus, is involved inContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Nearly 100 people filled the cozy Moorhead coffee bar Twenty Below on the night of Oct. 6. Baristas, musicians and patrons sat on overcrowded sofas, bunched together at multiple wooden tables and stood shoulder to shoulder. Occasionally, jazzy guitar chords and a steady drum cadence carried through theContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Fall at Concordia means many things, the start of another semester, an influx of new and returning students, the symposium, homecoming and fall interim. Fall also means theatre, as Concordia puts on a fall play in early October every year. This year, the department is performing “AtContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — One of the many benefits of Concordia is that the campus is open to students, faculty and the general public. Individuals may enter and leave the grounds as they wish. However, this freedom can sometimes result in unwanted interactions between Fargo-Moorhead community members and the Concordia community, asContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Despite it being midday, the office is dimly lit and cozy. A floor lamp floods the room with warm light, stacks of papers sit on the desk and a small collection of board games rests on the shelves above. Placed in the center of the room are twoContinue Reading