On April 11-15, the St. Olaf Theater Department presented William Shakespeares classic comedy The Taming of the Shrew. Performing such a famous work can be a monumental task for any cast and crew. Each ensemble must live up to the audiences expectations by maintaining the plays original flair and also entertain by adding its own unique spin on the work.
On April 3, St. Olaf students were treated to Celtic music with zing! at The Muses concert in The Pause. The band, a trio of traditional folk musicians hailing from Colorado, played with a fresh and energetic enthusiasm that engaged the audience and drove the entire concert.
This past weekend, members of St. Olaf international dance ensemble Veselica performed their spring concert, joined by several student guest performers. The concert began with Valpovacka Kolo, a piece from Croatia.
On April 15, the St. Olaf Art Department hosted the first of two Senior Shows. Titled Comrades in Art, the exhibition showcased the senior projects of half the Art Departments graduating majors in the Flaten Museum in the Dittmann Center.
