Tag: Joyous chaos

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Riley Hannula. Joyous Chaos is an energetic and hilarious improv team that a few Greenville College students participate in. During...

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Stephanie Rodriguez. If you're looking for some events to attend in the next few weeks, here are some options...

Article by Whitney Vitt. Media by Aaron Phillips. Two performance arts events took place this past week; the Factory Theatre Hour: Live Comedy Radio...

Written by Kaylee Summers. Media by Aaron Phillips. This semester Joyous Chaos entertained us all with one improv show themed, “Lord of the Rings: Return of...

Hello again everyone! This is the first episode of our campus profile section featuring Nate Bjorge! He talks to us about himself and a...

Written and Media by Kelsey Neier. Club ROOTS is a GCSA approved non profit organization that provides breakfast, lunch and snacks for children of families with insufficient funds in Sorento, Illinois. I sat down with Stephanie Rodriguez, a junior Communications major and Accounting minor, who is a member of Club ROOTS to talk a little but about what this organization's purpose is, and its plans for the future.

Written by Andy Anderson. Media by Jack Wang.  As a class of seniors at Greenville College, we’ve entered the season of a pestering question, “what...

Written by Levi Jubelt, Media by Jack Wang The improv group Joyous Chaos performed their first show of the semester Feb. 25 in Ladue Auditorium....

Comedy has long been an old boy’s club. Men have dominated improv teams, sitcom casts, and stand up comedy for years. The origins of the belief that women are not funny is difficult to trace, but can still be seen in parts of popular culture today. Out of the eighteen comedians currently on the cast of Saturday Night Live only seven are female. Late night television has no female hosts. Primetime network comedies are overwhelming centered on a male lead character.