Remembering Dr. Roi M. White and the Plymouth Players Plymouth State University’s Music, Theater, and Dance Department, and future Arts & Technology Cluster, is the “creative heart” of campus....
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Three PSU alumni have worked together in their field since their days at Plymouth State. Angela Hope Smith ’09 is an American stage and screen actress who played Catherine Paine in Disney’s disaster...
Where can you get a close look at a photo of Babe Ruth standing in front of the Draper and Maynard Building, peruse a 1905 copy of Plymouth Normal School’s literary magazine The Prospect, and examine...
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PSU’s Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance is the starting point for alumni pursuing a wide variety of artistic careers. From here, they go out into the world to do what they love: they teach in Connecticut...
When Trish Lindberg was a 17-year-old musician, artist, and actor, her mother—a teacher herself—told her she would make a great teacher. Lindberg looked her mother right in the eye and said, “I will...
Plymouth is a town with an intriguing history. In the 1850s and 60s, the Underground Railroad had a stop in Plymouth at the home of Nathaniel Rogers, which is now the site of the Silver Center.
by Emilie Coulter, John Anderson photos A group of men and women pop out from behind a wall, singing, dancing, chasing each other with kitchen utensils, laughing. A new man feels his way into the scene,...
PSU art students join forces to create a mural that honors Berlin's past.
PSU Professor of Ceramics Nick Sevigney helps students find their artistic voices while nurturing on his own.
Academy award-winning playwright Ernest Thompson workshops one of his earliest and most controversial plays at PSU.
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