I went to the Springer last night unaccompanied by my usual enthusiasm and expectancy. After all, I had seen “Steel Magnolias” once at the Springer, had survived the movie and viewed the television production. Therefore, this was more of a “wife-pleasing” exercise than eager anticipation of the play. Well, I must have slept through my previous experiences because I was unprepared for the utter delight I found in this production. It is colorful in any aspect of the imagination – sets, costumes, language, music, and very funny. The characters could not have been better cast! We all have at least one of them in our families and can totally identify with them. The action was fast and hilarious a
CSU: What years were studying theatre at CSU and what is your degree in? Kimberly: The honest answer to this question would be 1998-2004. To quote Proof, I was on the "'Infinite' program". I had to work full time while going to school, so it took longer than 4 years. My degree is a BFA in Theatre Performance and Directing. CSU: What was your experience like studying theatre at CSU? How did your time here prepare you for a professional career? Kimberly: Studying theatre at CSU was the best because it gave me a group of people that are still some of my best friends (big shout out to the Distinguished Ladies). We've been there for each other through many things - you name it. Life is short and
