Kappa Omega Tau's "Night at the Exhibit" had a group of penguins keeping their zoo keepers on their toes, as they attempt to escape from their enclosure. Jake Schroeder | Photographer- Chi Omega's "Back on Track" featured a performance that had everybody chugging along. Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- Alpha Chi Omega's performance of "Let them Eat Cake!" started out somber, but left the crowd cheering for the Queen's downfall by the end. Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- Christmas came early at Waco Hall during Alpha Tau Omega's performance "Underneath the Tree." Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- Zeta Tau Alpha's performance of "Music Box Breakout" broke out onto the stage with ballerinas in search of freedom. Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- Pigs with a dream took over the stage with Delta Delta Delta's performance of "When Pigs Fly.” Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- The postal girls took over the stage for Kappa Kappa Gamma's performance of "Sweet Letter O’ Mine." Jake Schroeder | Photographer
- Kappa Omega Tau performs "Night at the Exhibit," featuring a group of penguins escaping from their zoo enclosure. Sam Gassaway | Photographer
- Chi Omega's "Back on Track" ended in a cacophony of conductors and travelers at Waco Hall for the opening night performance of Pigskin Revue Thursday evening. Sam Gassaway | Photographer
- Kappa Kappa Gamma performed "Sweet Letter of Mine." Sam Gassaway | Photographer
- Waco Hall felt the spirit of Christmas when Alpha Tau Omega performed their act "Underneath the Tree." Sam Gassaway | Photographer
- Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa Chi's duo performance of “That’s Life!” ... Sam Gassaway | Photographer
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