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Mar 02 2020

“It Shoulda Been You” is a chaotically fun show

by Lena Massaregli

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LENA MASSAREGLI, Arts and Life Editor—On Rebecca’s wedding day we see the absolute chaos that can be caused by stress, family and secrets. After Jenny, the bride’s sister, calls the...

Oct 15 2019

Arts and Life

Bojack Horseman graces the stage for the first time

by Laura Lapham

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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor—For the 89th season of the Denison University Theater and the 1st performance in the new Eisner center, the production is not your typical performance....

Oct 07 2019

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College determining future of Doane Dance and Burton Music buildings

by Michael Ball

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MICHAEL BALL, Asst. Web Editor—Students enrolled in dance and music this semester have noticed most classes aren’t held in Doane Dance or Burton Music buildings anymore. Instead, their classes meet...

Apr 30 2019

Arts and Life

Eisner Center for Performing Arts open for use at last

by The Denisonian

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By MAREN CLARK The Eisner Center The Eisner Center is open! After a long wait and many detours to get from Ace to Burton or from Bryant to the museum,...

Nov 18 2018

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Orchestra Tour Takes Students to Chicago

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BY MARY CLARE EDWARDS With the grand opening of the Eisner Center rapidly approaching, Denison’s orchestra tour is a way for the music department to allow people from all over...

Nov 06 2018

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Studio Art receives a $3,000 grant from OAC

by The Denisonian

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BY RHAYNA KRAMAR “Denison is a place where differences and individuality are celebrated as we strive to be a residential liberal arts college in a contemporary world. Our art program...

Tag: eisner center

“It Shoulda Been You” is a chaotically fun show

Bojack Horseman graces the stage for the first time

College determining future of Doane Dance and Burton Music buildings

Eisner Center for Performing Arts open for use at last

Orchestra Tour Takes Students to Chicago

Studio Art receives a $3,000 grant from OAC