The Performing Arts Department at Vol State will present the Fall Showcase on Friday, Dec 2 @ 7:30 p.m. in Wemyss Auditorium in Caudill Hall on the Gallatin Campus.
This annual event is open to the public and everyone is invited.
Some of the performers this year include:
The Vol State Singers present “All the World’s a Stage” Tuesday, November 15 from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Wemyss Auditorium, Caudill Hall at the Gallatin campus location.
This production will feature covers of well-known Broadway hits such as:
The Vol State Theater is excited to present, “The Rainbow Fish,” a one-act stage adaptation of the beloved children’s book written by Marcus Pfister. This will be an audience-immersive performance following the most popular fish on the reef, the Rainbow Fish. With the help of her friends, the Rainbow Fish learns that sharing and kindness are more important than just being adored.
Brianna Bollinger is a passionate Music Business major at Vol State who released her debut single, “what did you expect” on April 8th. Brianna is in the Music Business program, but she wasn’t always pursuing a degree.
“Initially, my parents were very open-minded and supportive of whatever I wanted to do. They would always tell me I didn’t need a college degree, so I felt very empowered,” she said. “I took various musical classes without pursuing an actual degree.” However, Brianna later decided to finally work towards a degree in Music Business.
Kathryn Hoxie, professionally known as Kfhox, found her voice at Vol State. Literally. “From the time I was little, everything was a song or a commercial. Everything was my microphone,” said Kathryn. “And so, from a pretty early age, the woman that helped raise me to put me in voice lessons.”
The Vol State Theatre explores the relationship between mother and daughter in their upcoming performance, A Daughter’s A Daughter by Agatha Christie. The play is a three-act psychological drama about mother Ann Prentice and her daughter, Sarah Prentice.
A passionate actor, director, and musician, Vol State video production student Mason Mecartea is pursuing a career in entertainment. “My dream job would be a professional working film actor,” he said. “My dad used to make a lot of home videos with me. I also did a lot of theater growing up and fell in love with performing.”
Vol State Performing Arts students will share music and theatre in the Vol State Winter Showcase this weekend. The annual celebration includes performances by: Vol State Jazz, Commercial Vocal Ensemble, Bluegrass Ablaze, songwriting students, and selected scenes from Theatre students. It will be held on December 3 and 4 at 7:30 p.m. in Caudill Hall on the Gallatin campus at 1480 Nashville Pike. The Showcase is free, and everyone is invited. Masks and social distancing are recommended.
Performing arts students at Volunteer State Community College will share music and theatre in the Vol State Winter Showcase. The annual celebration includes performances by: Vol State Jazz, Commercial Vocal Ensemble, Bluegrass Ablaze, songwriting students, and selected scenes from Theatre students. It will be held on December 3 and 4 at 7:30 p.m. in Caudill Hall on the Gallatin campus at 1480 Nashville Pike. The Showcase is free, and everyone is invited. Masks and social distancing are recommended.
