By Olivia Tock
entertainmentMay 6, 2021
River campus presents Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” with a modern twistWilliam Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar'' is a timeless classic, filled with prominent themes such as gender and power. Prior to the restoration of the monarchy in Britain, women were forbidden from performing in theater, and young boys played the female roles. Fast-f...
entertainmentApril 21, 2021
Southeast dancers’ annual spring performance features nationally-recognized choreographerAs the student dancers waiting behind the stage’s curtain prepared themselves to showcase their talents, a hum of excitement buzzed in the audience. The dancers amped up for the feature piece by a special guest choreographer, Joshua Blake Carter, for the annual Spr...
entertainmentApril 18, 2021
Crisp Museum celebrates national poetry month with coffee, poems and mystery hatsThe smell of fresh coffee drifted through the air as poetry fans strolled into the lobby next to the Crisp Museum for the Annual Open Mic Poetry Night April 14. Two black top hats, resting upside down on a podium in front of the tables of guests, were filled to the...
entertainmentFebruary 18, 2021
Come Down Heavy: a Valentine's Day recitalOn Feb. 14, Assistant Professor of Upper Strings Sophia Han, Assistant Professor of Saxophone Zach Stern and Director of Choral Activities Barb Lamont performed together in a “recital of star-crossed lovers of the musical world,” which promised to be “a romantic af...Advertisement
