Three events during the week of Nov. 28 through Dec. 2 comprise the last leg of the Words Afire festival - a theatrical showcase of student's work.
"Windchill," a comedy-drama by Howie Kaibel will be performed at Theatre X. "Windchill" centers around a family hashing out a haunting past within the confines of an ice fishing house in Minnesota.
"33 on 66," a full-length play by Susan Ericson, will play at the Riverside Theater. The piece features almost three dozen short plays strung together at a breakneck pace in a frenzy of theater action.
And over at the Outpost Performance Space, several writing students will work with the Riverside Theater's Joe Pesce to record "Green Chile Stew," a live radio comedy show that promises to pull out all the stops, delivering cold irony and hot political humor.
Call 277-4122 for more information.
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"sCULpTURE," a group art exhibition, will close Friday with a final reception. Ten artists' works are featured in the exhibit, which, through a physical and visual language embody, the inseparable nature of culture and sculpture. Artists in the exhibit are: Tim Carrel, Nan Erickson, Jessica Harrell, Jeanette Hart, Jenny Langeston, Jimmy Stephens, Connor Storch, Shawn Warrick, David Wray and Erin Dengler. The closing reception of "sCULpTURE" is Friday in John Sommer's Gallery Foyer, in the New Art Building, from 5-7 p.m.
