PCAL Calendar

Internationally acclaimed media innovator, Brian Storm, will meetwith students and faculty at Western Kentucky University's prestigious School of Journalism & Broadcasting, November 3 & 4.  A variety of sessions are planned ranging from visual storytelling to entrepreneurship. 

Brian Storm, is an award-winning photographer and cinematic narrator. He is founder and executive producer of the acclaimed multimedia production studio MediaStorm (http://mediastorm.com/about) based in Brooklyn, New York. His innovative approach to multi-media storytelling is revolutionizing journalism. Storm has received five Webby Awards, three Emmys, five Online Journalism Awards and the first-ever duPont Award for a Web-based production.

For more information call the Journalism & Broadcasting Office. 270-745-4144

By Cherie Bennett

Zink is a mythical polka dotted zebra, once an outcast, now a hero.  Becky is a girl struggling with leukemia.   See what happens when the worlds of these two characters meet in this moving, stunning play.   Best suited for ages 8 and up.

The Two Day Film Challenge kicks off Friday Nov. 4 at 7 PM in the MMTH auditorium.  Completed films are due Sunday night (Nov. 6)  7 PM in the lobby outside the MMTH auditorium.  Monday night (Nov 7) is show/judge night @ 7 PM MMTH auditorium.  www.2dayfilmchallenge.net  for forms and more info.

 Contact Steve White for more information.

270-745-5891

Visit:  http://www.2dayfilmchallenge.net/

By Cherie Bennett

Zink is a mythical polka dotted zebra, once an outcast, now a hero.  Becky is a girl struggling with leukemia.   See what happens when the worlds of these two characters meet in this moving, stunning play.   Best suited for ages 8 and up.

By Cherie Bennett

Zink is a mythical polka dotted zebra, once an outcast, now a hero.  Becky is a girl struggling with leukemia.   See what happens when the worlds of these two characters meet in this moving, stunning play.   Best suited for ages 8 and up.

By Cherie Bennett

Zink is a mythical polka dotted zebra, once an outcast, now a hero.  Becky is a girl struggling with leukemia.   See what happens when the worlds of these two characters meet in this moving, stunning play.   Best suited for ages 8 and up.

Bob Shrader began his career in TV as an Army combat still and TV
photographer in 1979. After a tour with the U.S. Army he went to work
for the Washington, D.C. bureau of CNN. While at CNN he covered the
White House, Capitol Hill, Supreme Court of The United States and the
Department of Defense.
“I covered every major story, from the Iran-Contra scandal to the
Impeachment of President Clinton. I am particularly proud to have been
a pioneer of the Dept. of Defense media pool program. I trained with the
DOD on many deployments and was selected due to my active duty military
training,” Shrader said of his time working in Washington, D.C.
In 2000, he left CNN and moved to Nashville, where he helped build and
launch the news department at the Nashville Fox affiliate, where he remains
today as chief photographer.
Since arriving in Nashville he has covered every major story including
embedding with the 101st Airborne as they invaded Afghanistan on their
way to Kandahar in January of 2002. Once there, the 101st took over for
the Marines in guarding Taliban prisoners at the Kandahar Airport and
maintaining U.S. control of the airport. WZTV-TV (FOX 17) in Nashville
was one of the first local television stations in the United States to send local
reporters to Afghanistan to cover the War on Terrorism. In 2003 he again
embedded with the 101st Airborne Division for the invasion of Iraq.
“In my 30 plus years in TV, I have traveled the world and met many
people, but none more interesting than those right here at home,” Shrader
said.

Admission is $4.00

Amahl and the Night Visitors

One boy’s selfless act leads to a miracle that will change his life forever. This is the perfect opera for the holiday season about hope, forgiveness, and understanding.

Gift of the Magi

The familiar tale of a young couple preparing for Christmas gets new life in this musical as one couple discovers that the possessions they own are not the most important things they have in their lives.

Adults $11 - Students $9

Free

General Admission $5

$2 Students/Seniors

Amahl and the Night Visitors

One boy’s selfless act leads to a miracle that will change his life forever. This is the perfect opera for the holiday season about hope, forgiveness, and understanding.

Gift of the Magi

The familiar tale of a young couple preparing for Christmas gets new life in this musical as one couple discovers that the possessions they own are not the most important things they have in their lives.

Adults $11 - Students $9

$13 Adults/Students $11

Amahl and the Night Visitors

One boy’s selfless act leads to a miracle that will change his life forever. This is the perfect opera for the holiday season about hope, forgiveness, and understanding.

Gift of the Magi

The familiar tale of a young couple preparing for Christmas gets new life in this musical as one couple discovers that the possessions they own are not the most important things they have in their lives.

Adults $11 - Students $9

Adults $13/Students $11

Amahl and the Night Visitors

One boy’s selfless act leads to a miracle that will change his life forever. This is the perfect opera for the holiday season about hope, forgiveness, and understanding.

Gift of the Magi

The familiar tale of a young couple preparing for Christmas gets new life in this musical as one couple discovers that the possessions they own are not the most important things they have in their lives.

Adults $11 - Students $9

Adults $13/Students $11

Come prepared to sing along, as musicals old and new are served up by members of the Music Theatre History and Repertoire class.  Last year featured selections from the Drowsy Chaperone, Hair, Promises Promises, Wild Party and the Great American Trailer Park Musical.

Come prepared to sing along, as musicals old and new are served up by members of the Music Theatre History and Repertoire class.  Last year featured selections from the Drowsy Chaperone, Hair, Promises Promises, Wild Party and the Great American Trailer Park Musical.