Western New England University

The Western New England University Stageless Players make a triumphant return with four eagerly awaited performances of its spring musical, The Rocky Horror Show, on April 12-14.

Western New England University Stageless Players return to the stage performing Little Women on November 19-20.

Western New England University Stageless Players return with their Spring Musical Little Shop of Horrors on March 31 and April 1-2.

Western New England University Stageless Players return to the stage with three highly anticipated performances of Play On! on November 4-6.

Western New England University Stageless Players return to the stage with three highly anticipated performances of Chicago on April 1-2.

Western New England University's Stageless Players made history in early April with its first ever digital theatre production of "The Women of Lockerbie" by Deborah Brevoort.

Stageless Players presented their fall production of "Months on End" by Craig Pospisil.

Produced by men's golf captain and communications major John Abbott.

On Saturday, March 20 Western New England University hosted its first-ever TEDxWNE event titled The Bigger Picture: What Ideas are Truly Worth Fighting For.

The Western New England University Golden Voice talent competition was held recently in Rivers Memorial Hall to the delight of an enthusiastic audience of students and staff.

Western New England University's Stageless Players presented their spring production of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast."

Western New England University's Stageless Players presented their Fall production of The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, an Italian comedy written in 1746.

Western New England University's Stageless Players presented their Spring production of "Legally Blonde the Musical" based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture.

The 5th annual Golden Voice competition was held recently on the Western New England University campus. The University's ten best singers gave it their all in front of an audience of hundreds of students, faculty, and family.

Western New England University's Stageless Players presented their Fall production of The Wizard of Oz by Claude Townley, the non-musical adaptation of the original story by L. Frank Baum. The production was directed by Western New England seniors Alexandria Escribano and Jared Duval. Members of the cast include Adam Deshefy (The Wizard of Oz), Elizabeth Grosse (Dorothy), Ryan Glynn (Scarecrow), James Kolesar (Tin Woodman), Dan Hernandez (Cowardly Lion), Steve O'Brien (Witch of the West), Kristen Dansereau (Good Witch of the North/South), Austin Baacke (Uncle Henry), Gennah Borg (Aunt Em), Jesse Walters and Kenya Jenkins (Munchkins), Jeffrey Massicott (Guardian of the Gates), Tink Moretti and Grant Felenstein (Ozites), Jimmy Sullivan (King of the Wicked Monkeys), and Aoife O'Connell and Chris Jurkiewicz (Winged Monkeys).