On the last Friday of January 2026 in the Experimental Theater the Cast of the Revue performed their show entitled "Our Villain Era". Songs from 17 different musicals were showcased to a full crowd each night. With multiple solo songs, 4 small group numbers and 2 full cast numbers, the review truly showcased each person's voice.
On the last Friday of January 2026 in the Experimental Theater the Cast of the Revue performed their show entitled “Our Villain Era”. Songs from 17 different musicals were showcased to a full crowd each night. With multiple solo songs, 4 small group numbers and 2 full cast numbers, the review truly showcased each person’s voice.
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Student performers become villains in the 2026 Revue Performance “In Our Villain Era”

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February 3, 2026
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