Library offers options for patrons
So, another SCENE article about the Sheridan County Public Library System.
So, another SCENE article about the Sheridan County Public Library System.
When Dan Cole was asked to direct a Civic Theatre Guild performance this year, he knew pretty quickly what play to choose: “Escanaba in da Moonlight.”
I have a glorious problem.
Whether your decor is modern or natural, Victorian or chic, the most important thing when setting your holiday table is not how the table looks but how the people around it feel.
“There are just so many things to do in Sheridan,” the man sitting next to me at the WYO Theater’s encore performance of “The Addams Family” said enthusiastically.
An exhibit opening at the Edward A. Whitney Gallery this week explores contemporary landscapes that highlight the friction between human development and unyielding natural forces.
Did you know it takes almost 100 volunteers to put on the WYO’s annual gala production?
After two years of shooting, editing and tweaking little bits and pieces of their ‘70s slasher horror, producers of “Echoes of the Unheard” finally debuted the first round of the film at Centennial Theatre Oct. 30.
When school district administrators hired Emma Hall as director for the Sheridan High School fall play, she knew what performance to propose: a complex play with multiple leads, challenging characters and the potential for a large cast.