Theatrical Design & Technology

DeSales University Students went this week to see Rogers and Hammersteins Cinderella in NYC! http://www.broadway.com/shows/cinderella/

A Tale of Two Cities opens February 20th and runs through March 3rd.  There will be an Open Caption performance for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Audio Descriptions for the blind and visually impaired .on February 22nd at 8pm.

Alan C. Edwards teaches the students in Scene Painting class a technique in painting wood grain.  This technique will be a welcome addition to the team painting A Tale of Two Cities!

Join us in welcoming Alan C. Edwards to DeSales University for the Spring 2013 semester!  Alan is a graduate of Yale and Ithaca College and is designing the scenery for A Tale of Two Cities as well as Chicago while Will Neuert is away on sabbatical.  He is also teaching Scenic Painting and Design Presentation Topics where students will learn model building and rendering among other things.

Come see the classic A Christmas Story November 28 to December 9, 2012 adapted by Philip Grecian and based on the motion picture by Jean Shepherd, and experience the wonderful talent of our students as seen here with Josh Yentsch’s painting for Ralphie’s western dream!

While DeSales is without power for an entire week, Amy knits Randy’s ten foot scarf, while Digger knits Schwartz’ stocking cap.

Classes and work will resume Monday, November 5th and we will be stepping it up to finish the show despite the hurricane!

DeSales students traveled to NYC on October 25th to see the Broadway production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Join us for our production of Arsenic and Old Lace and see our students’ wonderful work!  The production runs September 26 to October 7.  Tickets can be purchased by calling the DSU box office at 610-282-3192. Reserve your tickets today!

The Costume Craft Class spring 2012 worked on a number of projects including Silk Painting, Buckram Hats, and masks using Fosshape and Wonderflex.