Tickets are limited for each performance and will be available for purchase from the Student Life Office. The show starts at 7:30 each evening.  General admission is $6 and student tickets are $4.

Harder indicated the the following individuals comprise the cast for the spring production.

Arthur Miller’s acclaimed “The Crucible” is the story of ordinary people caught up in a universal tragedy.  Set in the context of the 17th century, the play follows the witch trials of Salem, Massachusetts, a town torn apart by fear, vengeance, and hysteria.  In the midst of the chaos, John Proctor, a common farmer, faces his flaws and failures and struggles toward personal integrity.
On one level, “The Crucible” is about politics and the way history repeats itself. On another, it is the journey of a husband and wife dealing with betrayal and brokenness in their community as well as within themselves.  It is a story of a search for truth, goodness and redemption.

Tickets are limited for each performance and will be available for purchase from the Student Life Office. The show starts at 7:30 each evening.  General admission is $6 and student tickets are $4.

Call now to reserve your seats! Performances Wednesday – Sunday. Contact Student Life office at 620.947.3121 Ext. 1033

“’Joseph’ was enthusiastically received by Tabor’s Homecoming audiences nine years ago and is, in a sense, back by popular demand,” said Harder. “Because of the amount of interest, we have added a Wednesday performance. (We) are anticipating five sell-out shows.”

The show times for the musical are Wednesday through Saturday, Oct. 3-6, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Oct.7 at 2:00 p.m. Prices are as follows: adults $12, students $8, 12 and under $4. Special discounted prices for the Wednesday show are $10 General $6 Students $4 Children 12 and under.

The performance takes place in the Tabor College Chapel and seating is limited. Call Kaylene at (620)947-3121 ext. 1033 or email for reserved seating.

The cast consists of several new students, along with many returning and eight children from the community. Along with the talented cast are many people assisting with music, choreography and costumes, making this musical a very unique performance.

Listed below is the cast:

Joseph- Robert  Howell; Jacob – Lyndon Vix; Narrator -Hannah Evans; Brothers- Nolan Dirks, Tyler Jones, Trevor Morris, Silas Pederson, Tim Roesch, Kruze Sanders, Alex Schmidt, Jesse Todd, Kelyn Vix, Nathan Vogel, Ben Wiens; Women- Andrea Acker, Jessica Coldwell, Cheyenne Derksen, Abi Epp, Natalie Hartzell, Marissa Hiett, Olivia Kliewer; Children- (all of Hillsboro) Eva Franz, Paul Glanzer, Jenna Hinerman, Ellie Nobel, Emma Nobel, Eva Nobel, Caleb Rempel, Millie Sechrist.

The show spotlights a seasoned college professor, Henry Harper, who will be played by Tabor’s own professor of English, Dr. Chris Dick. After years of teaching literary classics at a New England university, Professor Henry Harper, is not surprised by much, and particularly not by students who want to rewrite Greek masterpieces to reflect current sociopolitical concerns.

So when Judy Miller, a gifted student played by Ashley Bird, announces she intends to submit an updated version of Sophocles’s “Antigone” in place of the formal paper he has assigned, Professor Harper is adamant in his refusal. Judy, who needs the credit from Harper’s course to graduate, is as stubborn as her professor, and tensions begin to mount.

David Appleton, Judy’s boyfriend, will be played by Nolan Dirks and Maria Loewen will play Diana Eberhart, the Academic Dean of the Humanities Department.

Performances will take place in the Tabor College Theater Lab located in the lower level of Lohrenz 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26 and 7 p.m. Saturday, April 28. Seating is limited. Call the Student Life Office 620-947-3121 Extension 1033 to reserve tickets. General Admission: $5.

Suggested cutline: Nolan Dirks, Dr. Chris Dick, Maria Loewen and Ashley Bird will perform “Another Antigone” in the Tabor College Theater lab on the Tabor College campus April 26 and April 28.

Performances are Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 1:30 p.m., Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and Friday the 24th at 7:30 p.m. The drama will be held in the Theater Lab in lower Lohrenz.

General admission is $6 and students are $4. Get your tickets now as seating is limited. To reserve your tickets, contact the Office of Student Life at (620) 947-3121 ext. 1044.

“Expect plenty of laughter and a bit of heartbreak from six small-town Louisiana women who spend a good deal of time together in Truvy’s Beauty Parlor,” says Judy Harder, director of this comedy-drama.

Fragile as magnolias and tough as steel, they deal with whatever life sends their way, adding doses of spice and humor whenever possible.

This group of loveable and spunky characters are played by Becky Steketee (Hillsboro, Kan.), Alisa Lynn (Olathe, Kan.), Hannah Vogt (Newton, Kan.), Hannah Evans (Wichita, Kan.), Sydney Coughlin (Visalia, Calif.) and Sarah Wyckoff (Blackwell, Okla.).

Performances are Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 1:30 p.m., Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and Friday the 24th at 7:30 p.m. The drama will be held in the Theater Lab in lower Lohrenz.

General admission is $6 and students are $4. Get your tickets now as seating is limited. To reserve your tickets, contact the Office of Student Life at (620) 947-3121 ext. 1044.

The production is based off of the 1957 film of the same name.  Cast members include:

Aaron Brooks, Udall, Kan., Jake Brucks, Wichita, Kan., Nolan Dirks, Hillsboro, Kan., David Ewert, Bingham Lake, Minn., Ben Heyen,  Hillsboro, Kan., Micah Hiett, Dinuba, Calif., Nathan Lawson, Hays, Kan., Scott Morrow, Bryan, Texas, Don Nelson, Los Angeles, Calif., Silas Pederson, Gretna, Neb., Aaron Stepanek, Hillsboro, Kan., and Kelyn Vix, Maize, Kan.

The show focuses on a jury’s deliberations in the murder trial of an 18-year-old.  The case appears to be open-and-shut. As the deliberations unfold, the jurors’ personalities, preconceptions, backgrounds and interactions provide the backdrop for the final verdict.

Performances will be held in the Chapel Saturday, Jan. 28 at 7:30, Sunday, Jan. 29 at 2:00, Monday, Jan. 30 at 7:30, and Tuesday, Jan. 31 at 7:30. Seating is limited and tickets should be reserved early.

Tickets will be available in Student Life Office starting Jan. 16. Call (620) 947-3121 ext. 1033. General admissions: $5; TC Students: $2.50.

Seated (l-r): Scott Morrow, Ben Heyen, Nathan Lawson, David Ewert, Jakob Brucks. Standing (l-r):Aaron Stepanek, Nolan Dirks, Kelyn Vix, Aaron Brooks, Don Nelson, Micah Hiett, Silas Pederson.