Dance troupes explore Diaspora
Dancers emerge on a darkened stage in staggered rows, silently stepping and tumbling forward in the precise and slow motions ...
Arts & Culture
Student poets reflect at reading
Lisa Butler, a student at Manchester Community College, announced to the audience at Russell House that “storms are best for ...
Inventive Clatter: Solid Food from Norway and England
Unless you keep solid tabs on European contemporary jazz, chances are you’ve never listened to Iain Ballamy or his main ...
Lithography showcases satire
Walking into the Davison Art Center Gallery, one of the first things you see is a black and white rendering ...
S&M, more appear in sex show
An excited audience filled Beckham Hall last Monday in anticipation of the Sex Workers’ Art Show, which came to Wesleyan ...
The Cine-Files
Believe it or not, the Film Board is no insular, ritualistic cabal; we’re more like the brainy policy geeks at ...
Picture brief
Jamaican-born spoken word poet Staceyann Chin mingled with students after speaking at Usdan Thursday Feb. 21 at 9 p.m. Chin, ...
Top Five Moments of Ultimate Jackness
5. Melvin Udall — “As Good As It Gets” 4. R.P. McMurphy — “One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest” 3. ...
Inventive Clatter: Infinite Echoes and the Immortal Work of Gavin Bryars
Up until about two months ago, it seemed that 65-year-old British composer Gavin Bryars had practically done it all. From ...
Zilkha Gallery exhibits Malen’s playful installation
In the vein of one of those old “Choose Your Own Adventure” novels, let’s try a hypothetical scenario about the ...