Lipscomb theatre department brings Shakespeare to new light
A mix of vomit, cross-dressing, football, rap and much more bring all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays to life as the Lipscomb Theatre Department puts on The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged). “That’s...
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Tokens presents “Reason to Sing” photo gallery
Tokens presented “Reason to Sing,” a variety show put on by Lipscomb’s Lee Camp, in Collins Alumni Auditorium on Sept. 22. The show featured special guests All Sons & Daughters, Sandra McCracken...
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Tokens brings music and laughs to Collins Alumni
Tokens — Nashville’s “Best Local Variety Show” — began its new season at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Collins Auditorium, with performances by All Sons & Daughters, Sandra McCracken and The Arcadian...
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Rising country star Abbi Scott pursues dream on and off-campus
Up-and-coming country singer Abbi Scott said she dreams of sold-out arenas, personalized tours and selling millions of records. “I don’t want to be a small-time singer who just does it for fun,” Scott...
View ArticleNashville offers variety of fall festivals for students
Whether you are interested in chrysanthemums, Polka dancing or the Day of the Dead — Nashville has a place for it all. A wide variety of festivals are happening in the Greater Nashville area in the...
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Tau Phi celebrates 36th annual Cowboy Show
Men’s social club Tau Phi introduced new and old traditions to the audience in Collins Alumni Auditorium with the 36th annual Cowboy Show Saturday night. This year’s show featured a wide range of...
View ArticleThe Watershed Project showcases raw images of Tennessee River basin
Searching for beauty and capturing striking images in the industrial ugliness and desolation of the Tennessee watershed — including the remnants of the infamous toxic ash spill that swallowed an East...
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Founders Day takes Lipscomb community back to 1891
What students didn’t know when they entered Allen Arena for the normal Tuesday morning chapel is that they would take giant steps back in time to 1891 — the year David Lipscomb and James A. Harding...
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Heaven’s Encore honors America’s most beloved hymn writer
Several of Fanny Crosby’s (1820-1915) never-published hymns were recently discovered, restored and brought to life Thursday evening at Heaven’s Encore in Lipscomb’s Alumni Auditorium. The evening’s...
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Explore these three Tennessee cities over fall break
Chattanooga Located about two hours south of Nashville is Chattanooga. Nicknamed the “Scenic City,” this place is not short of picturesque scenery. Peaceful mountains and rivers surround Chattanooga....
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Dove Awards return for third year on Lipscomb stage
Story by Becca Risley and Stephanie Schiraldi Pop, hip-hop, Southern gospel and rock music rang out from the same Nashville stage Tuesday, Oct. 13, as the 46th annual Gospel Music Association Dove...
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Second annual Professional Men’s Event focuses on ‘The Art of Being a Gentleman’
It wasn’t just a men’s fashion show, but a discussion of character, attitude and professionalism that brought several Lipscomb students to Shamblin Theatre Monday night. The second annual Professional...
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Lipscomb theatre brings community ‘Into the Woods’ for fall musical
Lipscomb’s theatre department nears the opening of its next main-stage musical, bringing the magical world of the Grimm’s fairy tales to the Collins Auditorium stage with Into the Woods. The story,...
View ArticleLipscomb, Nashville offer several events for Halloween 2015
Halloween in college might mean you’re a little too old to go trick or treating, but that doesn’t mean you can’t put on your favorite costume and have some fun. Lipscomb and Nashville offer a variety...
View ArticleThen & Now with the Bisons: CEO of Sony Music Nashville Randy Goodman
Randy Goodman (Class of 1977), now Chairman and CEO of Sony Music Nashville, entered David Lipscomb College for reasons not unlike some current Lipscomb students: he wanted to be in music, and his dad...
View ArticleActress MacKenzie Mauzy visits Lipscomb’s ‘Into the Woods’
It isn’t every day that a Hollywood star visits Lipscomb’s campus, but Friday night Into the Woods’ MacKenzie Mauzy did just that. Mauzy played Rapunzel in the latest film adaption of the show...
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Contemporary music program features students at first concert
Lipscomb’s new Contemporary Music program doesn’t just get students working in the classroom but also advances their skills on stage. The program hosted its first concert with original and cover song...
View ArticleStompfest aspires to take show to ‘The Next Level’
For the first time, Stompfest opened its doors to the public for the dress rehearsal of Tuesday night’s show. With teams such as ‘Varsity’ and ‘Strong Women,’ this year’s Stompfest is focused on taking...
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Sigma Iota Delta wins at sixth annual StompFest
With a routine inspired by a retirement center, male social club Sigma Iota Delta (SID) took home first place at the sixth annual StompFest, presented by Kappa Iota Theta Tuesday evening in Collins...
View ArticleStudent uses theatre to connect with local actors, professionals
For senior Andrew Johnson theatre is more about connecting with others and expression of technique rather than just being in the spotlight. Johnson transferred from the University of Tennessee in...
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