Logan Radde participated in Dordt College theatre production

2016 Oct 26

Logan Radde of Cologne, Minnesota, participated in the Dordt College theatre production of Much Ado About Nothing as part of the crew. Radde is a senior majoring in Health and Human Performance with an emphasis in Exercise Science and Theatre Arts with an emphasis in Technical Theatre. He was the Master Electrician.

Much Ado About Nothing is a Shakespearean classic that is driven solely on deception in order to break apart one romantic couple out of jealousy and bring together two stubborn people in marriage. However, along the way there is much miscommunication, confusion, and lying that creates a twisted path to the inevitable conclusion of confessions and a marriage.

Dordt's adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing brings in a new take on a classic comedy by setting it in 1950s Hawaii while still using the original language of the show. Fifty-eight students worked on this show, which ran two weekends with six performances. The show opened October 13 and closed October 22.

Dordt College's active theatre program serves the community with two fully mounted main stage shows each year, as well as numerous smaller student-directed or classroom-based projects. Dordt College, in Sioux Center, Iowa, is a Christian college, home to more than 1,450 students. To learn more visit www.dordt.edu.