The newest episode of the SLUH Insignis podcast highlights a realm where the star of the SLUH legacy of excellence burns brightly: the performing arts. You'll hear from:
- Kathryn Whitaker, director of acclaimed Dauphin Players productions on the Schulte Theater stage;
- Two alumni members of the celebrated Gunn family, Brian '88 and Mark '89, share what it takes to pitch and write a script for a Hollywood movie;
- Christian Probst '12 describes what it's like to step out into the lights as a Broadway performer; and
- Bob Griffin '86 takes us backstage as a master carpenter for a glimpse of how Broadway magic really gets made.
- Doc Crotzer '02 - editor of acclaimed TV series "Glee - tells the story of how key classes and experiences at SLUH launched his career trajectory.
As always, we'll go "down the hall" at Backer Memorial to listen to students share how they have been formed by our outstanding programs in drama, film and media production. Don't miss this episode – it's a "Good Show!"
