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LC Chorale visits Nazareth Baptist School
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They’re doing fine with Oklahoma!
tlc's season finale features classic musical
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LC brings another successful ‘Follow the Star’
'Christmas on the Hill' and 'Gala' add to festive weekend
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They’re doing fine with Oklahoma!
tlc's season finale features classic musical
theatre louisiana college will close out its spring season with Rogers and Hammerstein’s production of Oklahoma! March 14-24 running on Thursdays through Sundays.
Oklahoma! is directed by Tabitha Huffman and musically directed by Dr. Samantha Miller. This…
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Hitting a high note for hunger relief
LC opera performers net more than $700 for local food bank
When the Louisiana College Music Department performed "Hansel and Gretel" back in January, the students had a dual purpose in mind.
The first being to entertain those who attended with some quality opera singing, the other to…
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McCorvey ‘living up’ to role of Anne Frank
tlc's spring opener features 15-year-old in lead role
theatre louisiana college opens its spring season Thursday, Jan. 24 with "The Diary of Anne Frank." Based on the book, "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl," the production recounts the trials faced by the Frank and Van Daan… »»» read more
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Music Department to fight hunger with performance of ‘Hansel and Gretel’
Proceeds from opera to benefit local food bank
When the Louisiana College Music Department performs "Hansel and Gretel" this weekend, hunger will play a big theme.
In the classic opera by Engelbert Humperdinck, which will be sung in English, Hansel and Gretel must find…
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LC continues successful tradition with ‘Follow the Star’ and ‘Christmas on the Hill’ productions
College's gift to the community brings together many talents
An annual Christmas tradition continued this year at Louisiana College with the “Follow the Star” and “Christmas on the Hill” presentations put on by faculty and students.
Taking place Nov. 29 and 30, people from the…
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Express yourself
LC's Cafe Night lets students do just that
The chilly Granberry lounge emphasized the Fall atmosphere of Louisiana College’s second Café’ Night of the year.
On October 30, students and faculty arrived wearing hats and scarves, and just kept them on as they poured…
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Singing from the heart to change hearts
Louisianians do what they do best in recent concert
A heartfelt performance that can change lives is how Dr. Fred Guilbert, director of The Louisianians, LC’s all-male ensemble, described the group’s recent fall kickoff concert. Performing to an overflowing crowd, The Louisianians opened their fall season in Presser Recital… »»» read more
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tlc adds own touch to ‘Pride and Prejudice’
Romantic comedy debuts this weekend
Theatre Louisiana College opens its latest production of "Pride and Prejudice" this week. The show runs this weekend and next, with performances Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7 p.m. and Sunday Matinees at 2 p.m.
…
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LC Music Department presents ‘Showcase’
Joint performance designed for prospective students
Building on an event that started last spring, the Louisiana College Music Department hosted its Showcase Concert last Friday for prospective students considering a major or minor in music at LC.
Dr. Fred Guilbert, dean of…
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No ordinary Sunday
tlc opener features story of former ballplayer turned preacher
theatre louisiana college opened its season Thursday night with "Sunday in Manhattan," a musical about the life and ministry of baseball player and preacher, Billy Sunday.
Sunday, played by LC senior Coby Norman, began his career playing…
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Dreaming of home
LC alumnus returns with 'Songs of Love and Loss'
Before graduating from Louisiana College in 2011, Pineville native Kameryn Lueng became a distinguished performer on campus whether in opera, chorale or the latest theatre louisiana college musical.
Her talents have taken Lueng to Bard College…
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tlc set to perform “one-act” plays this weekend
Cultural credit for students Friday and Saturday
Theatre Louisiana College is completing their last onstage feat of the year.
This year, TLC is presenting their student directed one acts entitled Seasons of Love, Seasons of Loss.
Thursday April 26 through…
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tlc cast takes its own journey with ‘Titanic the Musical’
Real life stories bring inspiration for emotional performance
It was April 10, 1912.
The world raved about the RMS Titanic as it prepared to embark on its maiden voyage. 2,228 people boarded the “unsinkable ship” that day, but only 711 made it off alive.…
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All the Shakespeare you could laugh at… and more!
tlc's adaptation of 'Shakespeare Abridged' pulls out all the stops
Sword fights, men in dresses, sock puppets, and robotic toys are some of the few things that are featured in theater louisiana college’s most recent production.
Juniors, Adam Seth Thompson, Coby Norman, and alumnus, John Willie, are…
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LC’s latest opera offers unique take on ‘Jack and Jill’
Opera workshop at Presser Recital Hall this weekend
When you think of opera, terms like “hilarious” or “silly” are usually not the first that come to mind.
But those terms certainly do describe the Louisiana College Department of Music's production of the “Musical Adventures…
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Louisianians, Chorale share stage for fall concert
Audience treated to musical doubleheader
In baseball, a doubleheader is when fans get to see two games for the price of one.
On Nov. 29, the Louisiana College Music Department presented its own "doubleheader" with the men's ensemble group, the Louisianians,…
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Red River Wind Symphony plays ‘Music That We Stole’
Annual fall concert features 'borrowed' selections
The Red River Wind Symphony, as it is known to do under the direction of Andrew Hunter, had a little fun with its presentation at this year's fall concert held Nov. 15.
In calling its concert…
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Wildcat Band brings Christmas favorites for semester finale
2011 Christmas concert features familiar tunes
The Louisiana College Wildcat Band is perhaps best known for its spirited music during home football games.
But on Dec. 5, the Band took their music to another familiar place - Christmas music. Under the direction…
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tlc’s latest production is ‘fantastick’
Long-running Broadway hit comes to LC
If you are ready to see a show filled with side-splitting moments of laughter, riveting action scenes, beautiful music and a heart-wrenching love story, then going to see "The Fantasticks" would be a wise choice for you!
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LC welcomes Southern Chorale for Friday concert
Southern Mississippi tour to stop in Pineville
The Louisiana College Chorale under the direction of Dr. Fred Guilbert will welcome the Southern Chorale, the premier choral ensemble of the University of Southern Mississippi to Guinn Auditorium on Friday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. Admission is free and… »»» read more
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LC goes Broadway
Musical presentation Thursday and Friday at WFAB
The Vocal Studio of Dr. Samantha Miller and the Music Department of Louisiana College are happy to present “Wouldn’t You Like to Be on Broadway” a Musical Review.
The audience will enjoy a wonderful variety of…
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Curtain raises on ‘Sylvia’, dinner theater
tlc begins new era with charming comedy
The lights dim, the music that illuminated the room now fades, and the stage lights rise.
Sounds like your typical live theater occurrence, right? Well, not this time.
theatre louisiana college or…
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LC student finds her calling with tremendous singing voice
Kameryn Lueng recital set for Monday night
PINEVILLE – If you asked Kameryn Lueng about the blessings God has given her in her life, she’d probably tell you she doesn’t deserve them.
With the gift she’s received, though, one would argue that not only…
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LC Chorale shares music, faith on Spring Tour
Tour of Texas leaves lasting memories
Last year, it was half way around the world. This year it was the state next door.
But the meaning of the Louisiana College Chorale's Spring Tour was not in any way diminished by its close…
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Louisiana College hosts Drama and Music Festival
Combination of events for the first time
Louisiana College was again the site of the annual drama festival for the Louisiana Baptist Convention, but this year included an addition.
The 10th Annual LBC Drama Festival this year merged with the Louisiana Baptist Church…
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LC’s ‘Opera Scenes’ bring fun and laughs
Annual performance takes musical form to the fun side
Imagine a remote island in the South Pacific. It's inhabited by cannibals who are fond of choir music. And four “divas” happen to arrive on that island.
Who says opera can't be fun?
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TLC brings “Magic” in performance of classic Lewis work
A review of tlc play
PINEVILLE – C.S. Lewis is one of the most famous and best-loved Christian writers to have ever walked Earth, having written many classic Christian works.
Lewis will forever be identified, however, with his seven-book "Chronicles of…
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Fuselier sings her “dream” at senior recital
Crowning moment for LC music career
Anyone who has seen senior Kellie Fuselier sing as part of Louisiana College's "Voices" knows she is passionate about her music.
But that hasn't always been the case. Hard as it is to believe now, Fuselier…
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tlc set to raise the curtain on “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe”
C. S. Lewis favorite comes to MPAC
"theatre louisiana college's" spring production, "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis premieres Thursday night.
The production is directed by Dr. Deborah “Pete” Richardson, Assistant Professor of Mass Communication and Theatre, and will…
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Cole sings from the heart at senior recital
Tenor displays a range of music genres
Louisiana College senior Joseph Cole might have felt like this was a night that would never come - his senior recital.
Having stretched his LC education across most of the last decade, and in the process…
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