Cast announced for '6 Short Plays'
Angola, IN (03/26/2018) — The Trine University Drama Club has announced the cast for its upcoming production of "6 Short Plays."
Performances will take place from Apr. 5-7 beginning at 7 p.m. each night in Wells Theater inside Taylor Hall on Trine's campus. All performances are free and open to the public.
Cast members are:
- Nathan Barnett, a freshman from New Castle, Indiana, majoring in mechanical engineering
- Cyrus Colyer, a senior from Coldwater, Michigan, majoring in biology
- Alex Kromkowski, a freshman from Talma, Indiana, majoring in psychology
- Jacob McNeal, a community member from Hamilton, Indiana
- Travis Riddle, a junior from Stroh, Indiana, majoring in computer engineering
- Kathryn Riehle, a sophomore from Defiance, Ohio, majoring in chemical engineering
- Mariah Rodriguez, a sophomore from Long Beach, California, majoring in civil engineering
- Ivy Rubel, a sophomore from Bradner, Ohio, majoring in design engineering technology
- Hannah VanKersen, a freshman from Imlay City, Michigan, majoring in criminal justice
- Griffin Watson, a freshman from Sterling Heights, Michigan, majoring in criminal justice
- Jenna Wilson, a freshman from Richmond, Indiana, majoring in forensic science and biology
Tyme Willoughby, a freshman majoring in chemical engineering from New Richmond, Ohio, will serve as the stage manager for the production.
"6 Short Plays" is a series of six short, one-act plays that deal with love and theatre. While the plays aren't necessarily connected, they're all comedic in their own way. The plays contain some adult content.
Tickets for the showing are free and will be available at the door. Seating is limited to 75 and will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
For more information, contact hoppt@trine.edu or (260) 687-9852.
Trine University
James Tew, 260.665.4133, tewj@trine.eduShare this Story
Recent News
- Donors give more than $140K to Trine for Giving Tuesday
- Ansys grant allows Trine engineering faculty to expand simulation-based learning
- Trine inducts 2 into Order of the Engineer
- Liberatore receives award at AIChE annual meeting
- Trine names winners in annual sales competition
- Trine chemical engineering students earn national distinctions
- Trine University professor elected director of AIChE's Education Division
- Trine University hosts 9th annual STEM Research and Design Symposium
- From the ground into the air: Trine students working with advanced resins
- Paxton joins Trine as AVP of advancement