My vantage point for “Spring Sing: Curtain Up!” was not a great one. In fact, I never saw the show from the front. The only vocals I heard were the…
According to Elder Karter Ockey, one of two Mormon missionaries serving in the Searcy ward of Latter Day Saints, young Mormon men are encouraged to embark on the traditional two-year…
When I was in middle school, I joined an online Jedi Academy started by one of my older friends. My avatar, Ben Skywalker, was a pretty involved young padawan who…
A little taste of the New York theatre scene is making its Searcy debut this weekend in the form of Spring Sing 2017: “Curtain Up!” This year’s opening number, an…
Those who know me well can attest to one thing: I am a hopeless romantic. For that, I blame the movie “Spider-Man 2.” Also “Tuck Everlasting” — I mean, who doesn’t…
On March 15, the White House released a budget proposal that included a shocking statute: the abolishment of the National Endowment for the Arts, a governmental patronage program providing support…
Every year for the past 20 years, Harding’s Department of Theatre has produced a one-act festival. This year, the theme is “Seasons of Life.” Juniors with either theater majors or…
At 22 years old, soon to be released from college, I find myself determined to simplify my life. This means giving away, throwing away and somehow or other disposing of…