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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the Spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm, Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements and ended its review mentioning the heartwarming aspect of the show: "Said one Bwogger, 'I actually got warm fuzzy feelings.' And for a show that’s long been essentially a giant roast of the Columbia campus, that’s no small feat." The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students. Further returning to old Varsity Show roots while also evolving the tradition, V116 moved away from the recent tradition of using [[The Blue and White]] to write the show's program and instead enlisted the original program writer, [[The Jester]], along with [[The Fed]] to co-create a program together.<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the Spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm, Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements and ended its review mentioning the heartwarming aspect of the show: "Said one Bwogger, 'I actually got warm fuzzy feelings.' And for a show that’s long been essentially a giant roast of the Columbia campus, that’s no small feat." The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students. Further returning to old Varsity Show roots while also evolving the tradition, V116 moved away from the recent tradition of using [[The Blue and White]] to write the show's program and instead enlisted the original program writer [[The Jester]], along with [[The Fed]] to co-create a program together.<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
<br />
{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the Spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm, Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements and ended its review mentioning the heartwarming aspect of the show: "Said one Bwogger, 'I actually got warm fuzzy feelings.' And for a show that’s long been essentially a giant roast of the Columbia campus, that’s no small feat." The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students. Further returning to old Varsity Show roots while also evolving the tradition, V116 moved away from the recent tradition of using [[Blue and White]] to write the show's program and instead enlisted the original program writer [[The Jester]], along with [[The Fed]] to co-create a program together.<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
<br />
{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the Spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm, Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements and ended its review mentioning the heartwarming aspect of the show: "Said one Bwogger, 'I actually got warm fuzzy feelings.' And for a show that’s long been essentially a giant roast of the Columbia campus, that’s no small feat." The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students. Further returning to old Varsity Show roots while also evolving the tradition, V116 moved away from the recent tradition of using [[Blue and White]] to write the enlisted the original program writer [[The Jester]], along with [[The Fed]] to write and create their programs<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
<br />
{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the Spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm, Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements and ended its review mentioning the heartwarming aspect of the show: "Said one Bwogger, 'I actually got warm fuzzy feelings.' And for a show that’s long been essentially a giant roast of the Columbia campus, that’s no small feat." The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students.<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
<br />
{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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[[Category:Varsity Show]]</div>128.59.116.123https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=117th_Annual_Varsity_Show&diff=37013117th Annual Varsity Show2011-02-17T19:11:05Z<p>128.59.116.123: /* Creative Team */</p>
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<div>The '''117th Annual Varsity Show''' will be the Varsity Show for the 2010-11 academic year.<br />
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==Cast==<br />
*Alia Munsch (BC ‘12)<br />
*Andrew Wright (CC ’14)<br />
*Bob Vulfov (CC ’13)<br />
*Chris Silverberg (CC ’13)<br />
*Elizabeth Power (CC ’13)<br />
*Isaac Assor (CC ’14)<br />
*Naomi Roochnik (BC ’13)<br />
*Rachel Chavez (CC ’14)<br />
*Rebekah Lowin (CC ’14)<br />
*Sam Mickel (CC ’14)<br />
*Sean Walsh (SEAS ’14)<br />
*Victoria Pollack (BC ’12)<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Emily Nagel (CC ’12)<br />
*Producer: Martin Willner (CC ’12)<br />
*Producer: Fiona Georgakis (CC ’13)<br />
*Writers: Nuriel Moghavem (CC ’11) and Betsy Morais (CC ’11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Eli Grober (CC ’13)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Shira Laucharoen (CC ’12)<br />
*Choreographer: Sara Miller (BC ’13)<br />
*Art Director: Antoinette Allen (CC ’12)<br />
<br />
==Production Team==<br />
*Adrianna Aguilar (BC ’13), Asst. Choreographer<br />
*Amelia Lembeck (BC ’14), Stage Manager<br />
*Elizabeth Logan (CC ’14), Asst. Director<br />
*Emma Ziegellaub Eichler (CC ’14), Asst. Art Director<br />
*Malida Tadesse (CC ’14), Asst. Producer<br />
*Mark Ruddy (CC ’14), Stage Manager<br />
*Michael Hsu (SEAS ’12), Asst. Tech Director<br />
*Yuxi Wang (BC ’13), Publicity Manager<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[College Walk of Shame (116th Annual Varsity Show)|College Walk of Shame]]|succeeded=[[Title (118th Annual Varsity Show)|118th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2011]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner. The show was generally considered a success. While the spectator's review of the show was less than lukewarm Bwog celebrated most of the shows elements. The show's short length was also appreciated by most audience members, running under two hours including intermission.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that recalled the Varsity Show's origins as a variety show and made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].The show also recalled Varsity Show history by using drag in a number in which male cast members played Barnard students.<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
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<div>'''The Gates of Wrath''' was the 115th annual [[Varsity Show]]. It was performed four times in Roone Arledge Auditorium at [[Columbia University]] from May 1st to May 3rd, 2009. The title is a combination of the John Steinbeck novel "[[The Grapes of Wrath]]" and a reference to the show's plot about the locking of Columbia's gates. The show featured a fictionalized [[Austin E. Quigley]] as its villain. While elements of the show were celebrated, such as Pat Blute's performance as Quigley and the set and lighting design, in general the show was considered to be too long, almost reaching 3 hours when including its twenty minute intermission.<br />
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==Plot==<br />
The economy is in tatters, the endowment is down, and [[JJ's]] closes at 2am nowadays. As freshmen struggle to break out of the Columbia bubble, unemployed alums are desperate to break back in. And after fourteen years as dean of Columbia College, [[Austin E. Quigley|Austin Quigley]] has been unceremoniously sacked for his irresponsible spending and power-hungry ways. No, it's not an ideal time for anyone at Columbia this year.<br />
<br />
But Quigley’s not leaving the ivory tower without a fight. Once university president [[Lee Bollinger]] is out on a [[Fun Run|“fun run,”]] the deranged dean locks the Columbia gates and establishes himself as ruler. When the campus becomes his self-contained kingdom, the CU Assassins game turns deadly, exorcisms start happening in the common rooms, and the [[Hallelujah Man]] preaches his message of love from 113th St.<br />
<br />
In short, things in [[Morningside Heights|Morningside]] are as strange as ever, but now it’s a lot harder to get off-campus.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Director''': [[Thomas Anawalt]], ''CC '09'', [[Sam Reisman]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Producer''': [[Becca Lewis]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Producer''': [[Darcy Zacharais]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Erica Drennan]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Rachel Leopold]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Sam Reisman]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Composer/Lyricist''': [[Becky Greenstein]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Composer/Lyricist''': [[Matt Stauffer]], ''GS '09''<br />
*'''Choreographer''': [[Claire Halberstadt]], ''CC '09''<br />
*'''Artistic Director''': [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]], ''CC '09''<br />
<br />
==Production Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Assistant Producer''': Cody Holliday Haefner, ''CC '12''<br />
*'''Assistant Director''': Marly Faherty ''BC '12''<br />
*'''Stage Managers''': Brian LaPerche, ''CC '12''; Emily Nagel, ''CC '12''<br />
*'''Technical Director''': Ajit C. Pillai, ''SEAS '11''<br />
*'''Publicity Manager''': Emma Kako<br />
*'''Graphic Designer''': Jin Chen<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
<br />
*Patrick Blute, ''CC '12''....................................('''[[Austin E. Quigley|Dean Austin Quigley]]''')<br />
*Giselle Gastell, ''CC '09''.................................('''Gabrielle''')<br />
*Emma Goidel, ''BC '12''...................................('''Laura''')<br />
*Adam May, ''CC '11''.......................................('''Peter''')<br />
*Nina Pedrad, ''CC '11''.....................................('''Ruth''')<br />
*Kendale Winbush, ''CC '11''..............................('''Jake''')<br />
*Morgan Fletcher, ''CC '12''...............................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu, ''CC '11''...........................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*John Goodwin, ''CC '12''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Nicole Lopez, ''CC '12''....................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Jill Schackner, ''BC '11''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Connor Spahn, ''CC '12''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Emily Wallen, ''BC '11''....................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
<br />
==Design Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Art Director/Set Designer''': Cayle Ryan Pietras<br />
*'''Assistant Art Director''': Rachel Karp<br />
*'''Technical Director''': Ajit C. Pillai<br />
*'''Assistant Technical Director''': Alex Jinich<br />
*'''Lighting Designers''': Andrew Balmer, Will Brown<br />
*'''Assistant Lighting Designer''': Michael Chan<br />
*'''Sound Designer''': Will Schuessler<br />
*'''Assistant Sound Designer''': Lila Neiswanger<br />
*'''Costume, Hair, and Make-up Designers''': Hillary Baboukis, Halley Hair<br />
*'''Properties Designers''': Kat Chan<br />
*'''Assistant Set Design''': Elizabeth Rice<br />
*'''Head Carpenter''': Daniel Miranda<br />
*'''Scenic Artists''': Channa Bao, Liz Pipal<br />
*'''Artistic Department''': Antoinette Allen, Jin Chen, Jenny Johnson, Scott Stewart, Mike Strickland, Steven Wong<br />
<br />
==External links==<br />
*Spec Review [http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/05/03/minor-characters-shine-through-v115-s-gates]<br />
*The Gates of Wrath on YouTube [http://youtube.com/varsityshow]<br />
*Official site for V115 [http://thevarsityshow.com/pastshowpages/2009-the-gates-of-wrath/]<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[Morningside Hates (114th Annual Varsity Show)|Morningside Hates]]|succeeded=[[College Walk of Shame (116th Annual Varsity Show)|College Walk of Shame]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2009]]}}<br />
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<div>'''Morningside Hates''' was the 114th annual [[Varsity Show]]. It was performed in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] in May [[2008]]. The title is a play on [[Morningside Heights]] referencing recent [[2007 bias incidents|hate crimes]], in case you were too stupid to figure that out.<br />
<br />
Because of its references to these and other current events of the past school year (including the [[2007 hunger strike]] and the visit of [[Mahmoud Ahmadinejad]]), the is still considered by both Varsity Show insiders and the general student body members to be one of the best in recent history [citation needed]. Comments about the success of V114 became especially prevalent after V115 which was generally considered a much weaker production. Student criticism focused on the lack of diversity within the cast, which they argued was reflected in the storyline. <br />
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==Plot==<br />
Whether it’s school, their peers, or of course, [[Barnard]], there’s nothing Columbia students love more than finding something to hate. So when optimistic [[Cornell]] transfer David meets idealistic Barnard eco-rep Lizzy, the penchant for positive thinking that sets them apart from the rest of campus draws them closer to each other.<br />
<br />
After a “bias incident” at Columbia’s all-female counterpart, however, head of Public Safety James McShane attempts to consolidate control over Barnard’s campus. When President [[Judith Shapiro]] realizes that this is more about hate and less about crime, she bites back, setting off a bitter conflict that pits the two schools against each other.<br />
<br />
As Barnard stands her ground and Columbia refuses to give in, David and Lizzy struggle to stay together, finding it harder than they expected to keep cool in the hate-wave.<br />
<br />
==Cast & Chorus==<br />
<br />
*[[Kieron Cindric]] (Associate Professor Bradbury)<br />
*[[Sarah Dooley]] (Lizzy)<br />
*[[Lauren Glover]] (Barnard President Judith Shapiro)<br />
*[[Laura Kleinbaum]] (Caroline)<br />
*[[Tobin Mitnick]] (Carter)<br />
*[[Will Snider]] (Head of CU Security James McShane)<br />
*[[Michael Snyder]] (David)<br />
*[[Zach Dyer]] (Chorus)<br />
*[[Emily Alpern Fisch]] (Chorus)<br />
*[[Allie Paddock]] (Chorus)<br />
*[[Sophie Ragir]] (Chorus)<br />
*[[Michael Seaman]] (Chorus)<br />
*[[Jenny Vallancourt]] (Chorus)<br />
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==Creative team==<br />
*[[Hannah Kass]], Director<br />
*[[Erin Byrne]], Producer<br />
*[[Jeff Schwartz]], Producer<br />
*[[James R. Williams]], Writer<br />
*[[Rob Trump]], Writer<br />
*[[Katie Hathaway]], Composer/Lyricist<br />
*[[Benjamin Velez]], Composer/Lyricist<br />
*[[Emily Bickford]], Choreographer<br />
*[[Ben Weinryb Grohsgal]], Art Director<br />
<br />
==External links==<br />
*[http://www.bwog.net/articles/review_the_114th_varsity_show Bwog review]<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[Insufficient Funds (113th Annual Varsity Show)|Insufficient Funds]]|succeeded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2008]]}}<br />
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<div>'''The Gates of Wrath''' was the 115th annual [[Varsity Show]]. It was performed four times in Roone Arledge Auditorium at [[Columbia University]] from May 1st to May 3rd, 2009. The title is a combination of the John Steinbeck novel "[[The Grapes of Wrath]]" and a reference to the show's plot about the locking of Columbia's gates. The show featured a fictionalized [[Austin E. Quigley]] as its villain. <br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
The economy is in tatters, the endowment is down, and [[JJ's]] closes at 2am nowadays. As freshmen struggle to break out of the Columbia bubble, unemployed alums are desperate to break back in. And after fourteen years as dean of Columbia College, [[Austin E. Quigley|Austin Quigley]] has been unceremoniously sacked for his irresponsible spending and power-hungry ways. No, it's not an ideal time for anyone at Columbia this year.<br />
<br />
But Quigley’s not leaving the ivory tower without a fight. Once university president [[Lee Bollinger]] is out on a [[Fun Run|“fun run,”]] the deranged dean locks the Columbia gates and establishes himself as ruler. When the campus becomes his self-contained kingdom, the CU Assassins game turns deadly, exorcisms start happening in the common rooms, and the [[Hallelujah Man]] preaches his message of love from 113th St.<br />
<br />
In short, things in [[Morningside Heights|Morningside]] are as strange as ever, but now it’s a lot harder to get off-campus.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Director''': [[Thomas Anawalt]], ''CC '09'', [[Sam Reisman]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Producer''': [[Becca Lewis]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Producer''': [[Darcy Zacharais]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Erica Drennan]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Rachel Leopold]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Writer''': [[Sam Reisman]], ''CC '10''<br />
*'''Composer/Lyricist''': [[Becky Greenstein]], ''CC '11''<br />
*'''Composer/Lyricist''': [[Matt Stauffer]], ''GS '09''<br />
*'''Choreographer''': [[Claire Halberstadt]], ''CC '09''<br />
*'''Artistic Director''': [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]], ''CC '09''<br />
<br />
==Production Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Assistant Producer''': Cody Holliday Haefner, ''CC '12''<br />
*'''Assistant Director''': Marly Faherty ''BC '12''<br />
*'''Stage Managers''': Brian LaPerche, ''CC '12''; Emily Nagel, ''CC '12''<br />
*'''Technical Director''': Ajit C. Pillai, ''SEAS '11''<br />
*'''Publicity Manager''': Emma Kako<br />
*'''Graphic Designer''': Jin Chen<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
<br />
*Patrick Blute, ''CC '12''....................................('''[[Austin E. Quigley|Dean Austin Quigley]]''')<br />
*Giselle Gastell, ''CC '09''.................................('''Gabrielle''')<br />
*Emma Goidel, ''BC '12''...................................('''Laura''')<br />
*Adam May, ''CC '11''.......................................('''Peter''')<br />
*Nina Pedrad, ''CC '11''.....................................('''Ruth''')<br />
*Kendale Winbush, ''CC '11''..............................('''Jake''')<br />
*Morgan Fletcher, ''CC '12''...............................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu, ''CC '11''...........................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*John Goodwin, ''CC '12''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Nicole Lopez, ''CC '12''....................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Jill Schackner, ''BC '11''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Connor Spahn, ''CC '12''..................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
*Emily Wallen, ''BC '11''....................................('''Ensemble''')<br />
<br />
==Design Team==<br />
<br />
*'''Art Director/Set Designer''': Cayle Ryan Pietras<br />
*'''Assistant Art Director''': Rachel Karp<br />
*'''Technical Director''': Ajit C. Pillai<br />
*'''Assistant Technical Director''': Alex Jinich<br />
*'''Lighting Designers''': Andrew Balmer, Will Brown<br />
*'''Assistant Lighting Designer''': Michael Chan<br />
*'''Sound Designer''': Will Schuessler<br />
*'''Assistant Sound Designer''': Lila Neiswanger<br />
*'''Costume, Hair, and Make-up Designers''': Hillary Baboukis, Halley Hair<br />
*'''Properties Designers''': Kat Chan<br />
*'''Assistant Set Design''': Elizabeth Rice<br />
*'''Head Carpenter''': Daniel Miranda<br />
*'''Scenic Artists''': Channa Bao, Liz Pipal<br />
*'''Artistic Department''': Antoinette Allen, Jin Chen, Jenny Johnson, Scott Stewart, Mike Strickland, Steven Wong<br />
<br />
==External links==<br />
*Spec Review [http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/05/03/minor-characters-shine-through-v115-s-gates]<br />
*The Gates of Wrath on YouTube [http://youtube.com/varsityshow]<br />
*Official site for V115 [http://thevarsityshow.com/pastshowpages/2009-the-gates-of-wrath/]<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[Morningside Hates (114th Annual Varsity Show)|Morningside Hates]]|succeeded=[[College Walk of Shame (116th Annual Varsity Show)|College Walk of Shame]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2009]]}}<br />
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<div>'''College Walk of Shame''' was the title of the 116th Annual [[Varsity Show]], which debuted in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 30, [[2010]] and ran until May 2. The title is a reference to both [[College Walk]] and one of the central plot points, the 'walk of shame' students make in mornings when returning home from the room of a sexual partner.<br />
<br />
The show was notable for its smaller sketch bits that made fun of the [[Lerner Piano Lounge]], [[Milano Market]], and [[COOP]].<br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
Life at Columbia can be stressful when dealing with the Lerner Piano, COOP rituals, and [[Public Safety]], which is why students always make Thursday a night they'll never forget (at least until the morning). With only two months till graduation, Travis has checked everything off from his college bucket list except one thing...his virginity. But when he meets charismatic [[Barnard]] junior Emma, sex might come second to a chance at a real relationship.<br />
<br />
Across Broadway, Barnard Dean [[Dorothy Denburg]] conspires to make sure her students act like the Disney princesses of her dreams with a new community plan.<br />
<br />
Throw into a mix a [[Medieval Studies]] major trying to fit in, a Barnard freshman in need of friends, and a [[Contemporary Civilization|CC]] teacher who's too cool to leave school, and Columbians will always risk a bad decision, even if they regret it in their morning walk of shame.<br />
<br />
==Creative Team==<br />
*Director: Ameneh Bordi (CC '10)<br />
*Producer: Cody Holliday Haefner (CC '12)<br />
*Producer/Technical Director: Ajit C. Pillai (SEAS '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Peter Labuza]] (CC '11)<br />
*Writer: [[Patrick McGuire]] (CC '11)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Evan Johnston (CC '12)<br />
*Composer/Lyricist: Matthew Star (CC '12)<br />
*Choreographer: Meredith Kirk (CC '12)<br />
*Art Director: [[Cayle Ryan Pietras]] (CC '09)<br />
<br />
==Cast==<br />
*Alex Hare (CC ‘13).................................'''SAM''', A sophomore trying a little too hard to fit in<br />
*Spencer Oberman (GS ‘12).....................'''DOROTHY DENBURG''', the Dean of Barnard College<br />
*Tessa Slovis (BC ‘13)..............................'''DENISE''', a Barnard freshman who really wants a friend<br />
*John Goodwin (CC ‘12)...........................'''GAVIN''', A CC Professor holding on to the college lifestyle<br />
*Jenny Vallancourt (BC ‘11).....................'''EMMA''', A Barnard junior who dreams of far-away adventure<br />
*Yonatan Gebeyehu (CC ‘11).. .................'''TRAVIS''', A SEAS senior with one last thing on his Columbia bucket list<br />
*Pat Blute (CC ‘12)...............................................(Jimmy, COOP Leader)<br />
*Ben Russell (CC ‘12)...........................................(Arturo, Bwog Editor)<br />
*Hannah Kloepfer (CC ‘13)...................................(Julie, Tour Guide)<br />
*Emily Feinstein (BC ‘13)......................................(Ghosts of Hook-Ups Past, Facebook Girl)<br />
*Hillary Kritt (BC ‘12).............................................(Vicky, Twilight Girl)<br />
*David Offit (GS/JTS ‘13)......................................(Vinnie, Tour Boy)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*Bwog Review [http://bwog.net/2010/05/01/review-from-bwog-headquarters-the-116th-annual-varsity-show]<br />
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{{succession|preceded=[[The Gates of Wrath (115th Annual Varsity Show)|The Gates of Wrath]]|succeeded=[[Title (117th Annual Varsity Show)|117th Annual Varsity Show (forthcoming)]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2010]]}}<br />
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