By Sam Uebel, Staff Writer “Saturday Night Live” returned for its 46 season on Oct. 3. Chris Rock hosted the show, it’s first in nearly six months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Coming live from Studio 8H, in NBC’s Rockefeller Center Headquarters in Manhattan, the show followed visible guidelines due…
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By Zach Taber, Staff Writer At 7:30 PM on Friday, Oct. 9, over 40 Post students were setting up music stands, assembling instruments, and clipping headlamps over baseball caps in an empty parking lot. The members of the marching band hadn’t been able to make music together for over six…
By Connor Lambert, Staff Writer “The Boys” has gained popularity since its debut on Amazon Prime in July 2019 recently came out with a new season that premiered Sept. 4. When season one debuted last summer it was instantly a hit with audiences worldwide. Amazon announced shortly after its release…
By Sophie Quiñones, Staff Writer Post Theatre Company (PTC) has started rehearsals for one of their latest shows this season, “Lizzie the Musical”. This show is one of eight shows that PTC will produce and perform this semester. The cast consists of four actors and the director. Danny Walsh, is…
By Alyssa Spagna, Staff Writer A new faculty member has created quite a buzz within the arts community at Post this Fall. Hannah Ryan joined the Post theatre department in fall 2020 and has brought a lot of experience and knowledge to the department. She has worked on many Broadway…
By Samantha Uebel, Staff Writer The 2020 Emmys was a night of firsts as it was filmed in 137 different locations due to COVID-19 . Television host of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” Jimmy Kimmel, hosted the Emmys from a nearly empty Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Nominees of the event…
By Whitney Moran, Staff Writer The Emerging Student Theatre Artists (ESTA) club began their first virtual craft fair via Instagram on Aug. 15. ESTA is a student created club that normally specializes in theatre performances like small themed cabarets all the way to full scale musicals, however they shifted focus…
By: Hailey Duchnowski, Staff Writer Covid-19 has led to many people being stuck in the house quarantining, playing games, doing at home workouts, online school and a list of other creative activities. Many students have turned to binge watching Netflix and Hulu as a way to pass time during this…
By Emma Robinson, News Editor Preceding the first day of classes at LIU, professors began the arduous process of integrating social distancing measures in their classrooms. That process was especially difficult for the Post Theatre Company, whose classes often have a large number of students in attendance and whose rehearsal…
By Dylan Valic, Editor-In-Chief No Control Improv will be hosting auditions for its first show on Saturday, Sept. 19. Students will be auditioning for a permanent spot in the group, as well as a spot in the “Welcome Back Show” that will be hosted next month. Students of any major…