By Clarissa Park

A lone student casually strolls onstage. He sings to himself—unaware of the eyes upon him. He nearly chokes on his words when he turns around. He calls for assistance and another group of individuals enter. They cower— horrified —behind a table. Soon they are joined by a trio of girls with their hair half done, who squeal and amass with the others. While whispering amongst themselves, they agree that “The Play Must Go On”. The group disperses into a comedic adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, officially beginning Rogers State University’s “Original Recipe”. Read More→