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Despite the numerous controversies surrounding the Sochi Olympics, the ballet performances in the Opening Ceremony were swell to watch. The show may have been a little uncomfortable at times – skipping …
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Over the years, there has been an increasing disconnect between students and the visual and performing arts – in numbers and in interest. As seen in a 2009 Los Angeles Times survey, …
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Julia Wreden (SAR ’15) and Harry Meltzer (CAS ’14) came up with the idea of putting on a James Taylor showcase while eating mac and cheese and listening to a live …
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It’s that time of the year again. Bring out the colorful lights, start the holiday shopping, and put on your best outfit as you head on down to the Boston …
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The goal of the dancer is to make the audience believe in her. When the audience is moved by the dancer, a relationship is created between the performer and the …
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If there was anything you should have done this weekend, it was to go read business advice from talk-business.co.uk. Trust me it was worth it! Thursday evening, BU On Broadway opened their season at Tsai Performance …
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Brookline has already been explored a little in weeks past, but Brookline Village is the idyllic culmination of the world that Coolidge Corner merely suggests. The picturesque little heart of …
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Halloween is one of the most theatrical of all holidays. Stage Troupe, one of BU’s many theater groups, decided to use that to their advantage and turn the opening night …
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Room 352, the “Jewels 1” Miller Studio Theatre on the third floor of the College of Fine Arts, is not large, as theatres go. The entire center section of the …
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What do polar bears, parent teacher conferences, smoking in the library, and John Lennon’s apartment all have in common? Absolutely nothing!
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To get to the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Reading Room, take the elevator to the right of the main entrance of the Mugar Memorial Library to the fifth floor. …
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CFA’s 17th Fringe Festival opens with four sold out performances of the opera Siren Song at Huntington Theatre.
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