Tag: acting

Good Charlotte is pretty critical of the "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous" for a group that has sold over 11 million albums. Truly,...

These days, the majority of college kids, especially if they go to Greenville University, have to constantly invent new ways to entertain themselves. Even...

Written by Dylan Deppe. Media by Joey Unger. The highly-acclaimed X-Men spin-off “Deadpool” is getting a sequel that you can see in a couple of...

Written by Emma Canady. Media by Logan Nelson. There are very few things in this world that I love more than live theater. The lights,...

Written by Andrea Martin. Media by Stephen Hillrich. Last Sunday’s Oscars presented new winners and some shocks as cinema’s biggest night gripped the world with...

Everyone wants to be an actor. Even people who have already made it big in other industries like music seem to make their way into Hollywood and on the big(or small) screen. Few of these aspiring actors end up achieving their goal, and even fewer will be remembered forever for their accomplishments. Here is a list of five actors who will forever be remembered, whether they are dead or still living, for their memorable skill and charisma in front of the camera.

"I'll agree to the fact that I have any number of awful character traits. But not to the fact that whatever they did to us as kids automatically made me sick and gay while you stayed straight and healthy." Welcome to The Normal Heart. When I left my faculty position at Greenville College last year to pursue an MFA in stage management from the University of Illinois, I already knew 3 things: 1. I was ridiculously blessed by this opportunity, 2. my faith was one of the few things unwelcome in the theatre world, and 3. I would be working on The Normal Heart. What I didn't expect was that I would have my faith both challenged and strengthened while working on The Normal Heart, nor that I would walk away completely captivated by the story and truth of the show. In the midst of the 80s AIDS crisis, a love story between 2 gay men, and playwright Larry Kramer's angry railings against everyone imaginable - the straight world, the gay world, Christians, non-Christians, the rich, the government, etc. - lives The Normal Heart. And it is tragic. And beautiful.

Written by Elise Cranston. Here at Greenville, a college with rich history and tradition, it is easy sometimes to let other traditions take precedent over...