Let's Talk About: Identity
September 18th, 2016 at 7:30pm
North Quad
Everyone has a story just like everyone has an identity. With the advent of social media, it is easier than ever to create and share your identity... but what happens when you feel stuck in a swirl of hashtags that define who you are?
Explore the ins and outs of modern identity with us.
Let's talk about identity!
2016 ARCHIVES
24 Hour Play-writing Contest
September 26th and 27th
The clock starts at 11pm.
The plays will be performed in a staged reading at the same time the next day
Come join the madness, the mayhem, the masses as they race to write, direct, and perform a play in only twenty-four hours!
Playwriting Week 2016
Thursday, January 21st
through
Saturday, January 23rd
Join us as we delve into and celebrate playwriting!
This week will include workshops & readings from various playwrights as well as a reading of a selection of student-written plays.
Guests include Nick Griffin, Lynn Downey, Tessa LaNeve, and the cast of Jennifer Blackmer's Alias Grace.
Photo by Burton Fisher
Spring 2016 24 Hour Playwriting Festival
February 6th & 7th
Cardinal Hall B
We invite you to create, cry, & crave caffiene during our semi-annual 24 Hour Playwriting Festival.
The clock starts at 7pm on February 6th to countdown the 24 hours until the performance at 7pm on February 7th in the student center. In that time, playwrights will write ten-minute plays and then hand them off to actors and directors who will make them come alive! The plays will include a specific line of dialogue and a prop to be used in the show. (It will be revealed when the time is right!)
>Enough
March 20th, 8:00pm
AJ 289
Am I too skinny? too curvy? have too much acne? too feminine? too manly? too pretty? not pretty enough? not thin enough? lack any curves?
Me, just as I am: am I enough?
This is the question we seek to find the answer and discuss what's really going on with body image in Busted Space Theatre Company's production of >Enough.
>Enough was created this semester to reach out to students about an issue that is silent but extremely present on campus. It's everywhere in our world today for both men and women: body image. Through the pieces written, directed, and performed by current Ball State students, we wish to spark the discussion about how body image is reflected onto us as students and then empower our student body into celebrating all body types through body positivity.
Admission is free and the whole event lasts for, roughly, an hour. Why not come and figure out the answer to the question you've always been asking?
Question: Am I enough?
Answer: >Enough
