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Top, Kolby Cappelletti, Vinny Iurillo; row two: Ava Cancredi, Evelyn Winters, Leah Fridman; row three: Emily Shufelt, Angie Delgado, Kaia Laden; bottom: Sofia Delgado, Kiara Pipino, Kara Durkin, Rachel Wolf. Not pictured: Jessy Gardner. (Photo by Rachel Frick Cardelle)
On Stage: Performing Arts at our Oneonta Campuses by Rachel Frick Cardelle

Students To Stage Story Focusing on Jack the Ripper’s Victims

The worldwide premier of “Dead by Jack: The Victims of Jack the Ripper,” directed by Kiara Pipino, comes to Oneonta next week! This is one of the exciting things about living in a small town like ours, with two colleges: One gets all the peace and beauty of a rural life, while at the same time there always seems to be loads happening on the art, lecture, special guest, musical, and theater fronts. To find out more about how “Dead by Jack” came to be, I went right to the source and interviewed the SUNY Oneonta students and director responsible for its development and writing.

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