Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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n)hcater Assembly of Talent The Theater Department invites you to join us as we explore an eclectic variety of theater from classic drama to musical comedy to poignant tragedy. According to Debbi Ebbert, who works for promotions in the Theater Department, every show is spectacular. The Temple Theater Department worked very hard to put on five productions this year between October 2002 and April 2003. The productions includes The House of Bernarda Alba; Dealer ' s Choice; You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown; The Bacchae; and Laramie Project The students have constant rehearsal and practices to make these plays feel like they were performed on Broadway in Times Square. The performances are put on in Randall Theater and Tomlinson Theater on campus to make it convenient for Temple students to go support their peers ' many talents. The theater is offering a subscription this year for all of the plays plus the Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival, a special event this year put on in Tomlinson Theater. This festival will include staged readings from the 2002 winning plays. Photo courtesy of Joseph Labolito Nikkiya Mathis, Amina J. Robinson and Brooke Lucas act out a scene from The House of Bernard Alba. I lun s: Rcal WorkI Friciuis •Boston ih k i A Iem| I Mill ore tiirls ' Law and Order ♦Senillold Dawson ' s Civck Photo courtesy ot Joseph Ldbolito Actresses Kaleo Bird, Colleen Coccoran, rSancy Eyermann, Heidi Brown and Julianna Sikaik act out a scene from The House of Bernarda Alh,i. 9 . ® Pluito courtesy of Joseph Labolito Maria Buckholder dances in rebellion as Colleen Corcoran coos in her actions. A theater student studies the play book to SvLvn Guitars before the big night on stage.

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(J ancc Proper breathing exercises are a must for Temple ' s yoga classes. Templar Photo Archive Temple Diamond Gems show us what they can do during half-time of a basketball game. IB IHC - Kti »iDi ■ Jig in a ■ - Photo By: bara Shurnan A Temple student concentrates to land the right move during dance ■ ' class. Templar Photo Archive A true ballerina knows the perfect stance. cniplc StiKiciil s lavoriic prime iinic shows: SiifN JN or C hiHinccI ♦ Ms Wilc-cV Kids ♦ IVIicils (boforc it was canceled) I ' hoto By: Sara Shuman Stretching before and after dancing is Templar Photo Archive highly recommended! tliel A member of the Hip Hop Society j, si put on I ggts down and dirty during A I Homecoming. I® ' • . - . Templar Photo Archive A dance team shows us how they step every Spring Fling and Homecoming. @ 13

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Photo By: Jerome Lomax A Temple student knows that practice, practice, practice, makes perfect! Different Tunes Looking through a kaleidoscope, one sees many different forms, shapes and colors. These make up the culture and originality of the kaleidoscope. The Music Department at Temple is similar to the kaleidoscope in that it acts as a major influence to the culture and entertainment on campus. No matter how much it is looked at or turned around, it is still beautiful. The Music Department puts on numerous concerts throughout the year. The faculty and guest artists get involved to make the students concerts reach their highest potential. Many forms of music including jazz, orchestra and electronic music, as well dance productions take place in many places on campus. Most of the distinguished artist concerts are in Rock Hall, Klein Recital Hall, Mitten Hall, Conwell Dance Theater and Tomlinson Theater. A By: Nicole Rudder Templar Photo Archive A guitarist performs for Temple students during on of tfie many Homecoming events. Templar Photo Archive Cfieck out what plays Temple ' s Theater Department is putting on this year!