With a woman cast as God, a female prophetess, and a budding multicultural relationship between two girls, NOMADS’ semesterly festival “Wordplay” did not disappoint.

The Columbia Musical Theatre Society’s ‘Urinetown’ provided a hilarious, pertinent commentary on political tension between business and government officials and the impoverished communities they control.

For many first years (and upperclassmen) new to theater, Columbia’s theater community can seem intimidating at first—but that’s something Columbia University Players hopes to alleviate with its annual One Acts Festival.

Medea offers a harrowing insight into the current worldwide refugee crisis—banished from her home, she is caught between her family and safety.

When Harrison Gale, BC ’20, auditioned for the 123rd Varsity Show, she forgot half of the words to the song she was singing. Despite the mishap, she was cast as the cheeky, eccentric WBAR DJ, Barbara.