When living so close to New York City, it’s easy to take advantage of all the great theater at your disposal on the Great White Way. That is unless you’re a struggling college student because then it’s a bit more difficult. While “Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark” and “Book of Mormon” might be the toast of Broadway, tickets can come at a steep price.
The Music and Theatre Arts Department presented “Season’s Greetings,” their annual holiday concert, on December 8 on the decorated Grand Staircase in Wilson Hall.
Well, 2011 has been quite the year from a musical standpoint. There have been numerous new bands that have broken into the mainstream, successful bands who have continued their success, and old bands that have made valiant returns.
Musician Martin Sexton filled Pollak Theatre with his bluesy folk rock this past Friday night, December 9. His set, entitled “A Winter Night,” was a low-key affair that featured Sexton and his guitar.
FOX was first to start the midseason TV shows with the comedy “I Hate My Teenage Daughter” last week.
The University Center for the Arts along with the Student Activities Board (SAB) Diversity committee hosted a film screening of Mooz-lum followed by a Q&A with director and filmmaker Qasim “Q” Basir on November 30.
Happy 20th birthday Sonic! What better way to celebrate Sonic the Hedgehog’s big 2-0 than by releasing one of the best Sonic games not only in the past 10 years, but potentially of all time with Sonic Generations.
Graduating fine art, photography and graphic design students revealed their much-anticipated work at the Senior Art Show in the Ice House Gallery on Friday, December 2.
I remember the first time I heard about Twilight. As a senior in high school, I listened to my two friends as they gossiped over Bella’s unconditional love for Edward, a century-old vampire, and her undying attraction for Jacob, a werewolf.
I’m usually not one who goes to see plays, or other styles of theatrical performance. Despite this, I still enjoy a good play, and “Crimes of the Heart” delivered. I was also happy that this wasn’t a musical. Seriously, so many TV programs nowadays are about singing and dancing that it sort of produced a stereotype that all shows were happy-go-lucky musicals (at least for me). Thankfully “Crimes of the Heart” broke this self-induced mold for me and showed me a serious, yet darkly humorous dilemma.