OURANIA, the Muse of Astronomy, can see you in the stars because of your divine role in the Greek Play.
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia is always showing up with that rubber chicken…
Dionysus, the God of Drama, would like to entice you to get involved in the Greek Play.
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Erato, the Muse of Lyric, sings a song of you in the Greek Play.
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Polyhymnia, the Muse of Choral Song, knows a secret: the Chorus steals the show in a Greek Play! Come and sing with us…
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Save the chicken!
Thalia, the Muse of Comedy, might just pose a threat to our rubber chicken if you don’t get involved in the Greek Play. Don’t make her do something drastic…
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
Details in this post or the FAQ.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
“The Greek Play is going to be epic!” So says Calliope, and she should know, since she’s the Muse of Epic.
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Euterpe, the Muse of Music, urges you to “play shrill proud music” and “put heart in those we love.”
Audition for the 2014 Randolph College Greek Play: OEDIPUS THE KING.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Melpomene, the Muse of Tragedy, inspires, urges . . . nay, commands you to audition for the 2012 Randolph College Greek Play: SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
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And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Dionysus, the God of Drama, says, “be strong for the city and its gods”— audition for the 2012 Randolph College Greek Play: SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
Details in this post or the FAQ.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia, the Muse of Comedy, knows you want to make “our enemies laugh.” She (and her rubber chicken) encourage you to audition for the 2012 Randolph College Greek Play: SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
Details in this post or the FAQ.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
