Brooke Sponzo

Conn’s New Performance Venue Spells Hope for Artists but DUNEsday for South Campus Residents

April 20, 2021• News

Live While We’re Young: Wig and Candle Stages Their Productions Over Zoom

April 20, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Brooke Sponzo. “I think if One Direction saw this, they would be both horrified and thrilled,” comments Payton Ferris...

The Wildcats Are In The House, But Are They On The Green Now, Too?

April 1, 2021• News

Photo courtesy of Anonymous student. This semester is a strange one. We’re scared of things that normally wouldn’t frighten us:...

The Epic Highs and Lows, Triumphs and Defeats of College-Hosted Activities

April 1, 2021• Arts

Wintertime at Conn: Past and Present

February 22, 2021• Arts • 2 Comments

Photo Courtesy of Brooke Sponzo. Though the spring semester has only just begun, it’s clear that students are more determined than ever...

College & Covid, and Love & Information

November 24, 2020• Arts

Photo Courtesy of @conncolltheater. “This show is very weird. It’s charming but it’s weird,” comments actress Martha Kenyon...

7/25: Theatrical Activism at its Finest

October 29, 2020• Arts

Exploring Our Haunted Campus

October 14, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Brooke Sponzo It’s October— the weather’s getting colder, the sidewalks are coated in a layer of crunchy autumn...

Wig and Candle Continues Conn Theater Tradition

September 24, 2018• Arts

An one hundred three-year-old organization, Wig and Candle continues to harbor a strong following among students, producing and developing...

Senior Theater Majors Debut Capstones

May 2, 2018• Arts

The truth. It’s something we search for all of our lives. I know it’s something I search for in my writing, and I know it’s something The College Voice aims to report in its newspapers. But it’s also something that theatre is very, very good at communicating, especially when that communication brings to light issues that are normally kept in shadows.