Presented by Rebecca Buchan This workshop was designed to educate participants on their personality preferences and characteristics as framed within the structure of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. Objectives included: Incorporating MBTI into various areas of interpreting & Gaining an understanding and new appreciation for their personality type and the…
Presented by Rebecca Buchan This workshop was designed to educate participants on their personality preferences and characteristics as framed within the structure of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. Objectives included: Incorporating MBTI into various areas of interpreting & Gaining an understanding and new appreciation for their personality type and the…
Winner of the biennial peace play competition at Goshen College, A Gentler Place is a thought-provoking play that attacks, uproots, and threatens to expose a buried secret nestled deep within a rural township.
by Lee Blessing: featuring Jenna Grubaugh - sr, Phil Stoesz - jr, Stephanie Hollenberg - jr, Lucas Nafziger - jr. Directed by Grace Swartzendruber ('09).
View photos of this production from May 2010
Hindsight is 20/Something, Nov. 2010 Here Lies Hope – A Study on Human Loneliness in the 21st Century By Patrick Maxwell Home of the Trojans – AN Everyday Musical of Mythical Proportions By Patrick Ressler …
The comical portrayal of difficult issues such as the exposure of hypocrisy, the hunger for personal wealth at the expense of others, and the unveiling of true allegiances.
The next production in the GC Theater Department's "Think For Yourself" season 2009-2010 features five short One Act plays.
Big Love, written by Charles Mee and directed by Michelle Milne, is a whimsical, contemporary take on an ancient Greek play that includes romance, refugees, and revenge.
Goshen College's "Think For Yourself" season kicks off with three productions all directed by students
