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Existential Questions of the 21st Century | green Room 42
At "ExistenceCon," a two-day festival where attendees are hopeful that humanity's sad existence is coming to an end, entrepeneurs, artists, alien-worshippers, and sentient computers come to terms with their preconceived notions of life and progress.
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Sam talks all questions existential (“Why Are We Still Here?” “What Are We?” and “Calling (or, Can the Extraterrestrials Hear Us?”) with the York Theatre’s Seth Christenfeld. Feat. Patrick Brady, Fernanda Douglas, Hannah Eakin, and Molly Heller.
When life on Earth isn't going too well, alien worshipper J.R. (Hannah Eakin, The Sara Teasdale Project) looks to outer space.
Accompanied by Fernanda Douglas (The Dream Unfinished Orchestra).
The Show Must Go On: A musical mystery at sea | Anderson University
Seven lucky sweepstakes winners are aboard the first cruise to set sail since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. These winners are ecstatic to see their Broadway favorites take the stage, but the excitement is brought to a screeching halt when they discover one of the performers dead in the greenroom!
The Show Must Go On is brought to you by the Musical Theatre Department at Anderson University, featuring guest stars Jill Abramovitz (Beetlejuice the Musical) and Aaron Lazar (The Last Ship).
The Personals | BMI Lehmen Engel Musical Theatre Workshop
Based on William R. Eakin's short story "Plain Female Seeking Nice Guy," this ten-minute musical follows Mississippi native Mina Dawson on a quest to find the perfect partner...and he turns out to be something out of this world.
Featuring Hannah Eakin, Alison Freeman, Talaura Harms, Mary Claire Miskell, Rick Rea, Mark Schenfisch, and Jason Weisinger.
"Alma Matters More," The 121st Annual Varsity Show
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Almageddon | The 121st Annual Varsity Show
The Varsity Show is Columbia's longest performing arts tradition that satirizes student life at Columbia in a student-written, -produced and -performed full-length musical comedy. This was a great opportunity to explore my skills as a composer, lyricist and orchestrator and, through my work with fellow composer/lyricist Fernanda Douglas, to grow as a collaborator.
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