In collaboration with Georgetown’s Department of Performing Arts, the Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society presents the Donn B. Murphy One Acts Festival. Celebrating its 31st edition, the festival took...
As the curtains open on Georgetown student theater groups this fall, new plays promise to bring renewed diversity to their repertoires. This year, theater groups on campus are moving toward a common aim:...
With a number of dynamic and moving performances that are sure to evoke the deepest of emotions, performing arts groups at Georgetown are showcasing some of their best this week. From Mask and Bauble’s...
In its third event of the school year, the Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society will bring "Cyrano de Bergerac" to Poulton Hall. Veteran Georgetown actors and new performers alike have worked to stage this...
Imagine a post-apocalyptic world where the earth has all but run out of water. Society is split between the wealthy elite in power and the poor population that must abide by their exploitative rules....
Family is usually associated with love; it is rarely conceptualized through a paradigm of power. However, that's the unique perspective on the familial unit that the newest Nomadic/Mask & Bauble...
With the Pumpkin Spice Latte being gradually replaced by the Peppermint Mocha as the drink of choice for all basic Georgetown students, one can tell the holidays are slowly taking over campus.
The...
As we finally settle into fall, Georgetown’s campus theater season has launched into full swing.
Productions by the Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society and Black Theatre Ensemble have already graced...
Can a cast of college students breathe new life into an old play? Definitely.
The Mask & Bauble Dramatic Society proves this point with Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee’s play “Inherit...
Emerging Actors
The dawning of a new theater season comes with the difficulty of having just graduated experienced actors but also comes with the excitement of seeing actors bloom and step up to the...
I am fairly certain that I got into Georgetown because of my experience as an actor.
When I sat down with my school guidance counselor to go over the details of my application to Georgetown, I vividly...
Devoid of lavish set designs and elaborate arrays of props, director Emma Rice’s (NHS ’15) “Proof” captures the audience’s attention with a very different set of visuals. With a cast of only...
