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KCACTF has recognized the work of five students as outstanding for their acting roles in the productions and they will be competing for the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship at the festival. For The Riding Club, Whitney Colston, senior theatre major from Neosho, Mo.; Jerica Exum, senior arts management major from Chicago, Ill.; and Meghan Townley, sophomore arts management major from Quincy, Ill. For The Foursome, Patrick Parsons, senior criminal justice major from Memphis, Mo., and Travis Dahlhauser, senior speech and theatre education major from Rockford, Ill. Three students were also nominated to compete with their production designs. For The Riding Club costumes, Whitney Colston has been nominated to participate in the Barbizon Costume Design competition. For The Riding Club sound design, Joey Burbach, junior theatre major from Grant City, Mo., has been nominated to compete in the Sound Design Competition. For The Foursome costumes, Jennifer Smith, senior religion and philosophy major from McLeansboro, Ill., has been nominated to compete in the Regional Costume Design Competition. The Sept. 30 performance of the Foursome at the Lewis Street Playhouse in Canton, Mo., marks the first time in C-SC theatre history that each actor in the production was a current Irene Ryan Acting Competition Nominee. All acting and design competitions will take place at the KCACTF Region V Festival in Ames, Iowa in January 2011. For more information on KCACTF, please visit www.kcactf.org. To learn more about C-SC theatre, visit culver.edu/finearts. Photos: From left to right: Patrick Parsons, Zach Martin and Travis Dahlhauser, on stage during a recent performance of The Foursome. From left to right: Jerica Exum, Meghan Townley and Erin Carmody on stage during a recent performance of The Riding Club. OTHER FEATURED ARTICLES
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