Riding off the momentum of the unapologetic female protest displayed in last season’s “We Are Pussy Riot Or Everything Is P.R,” the drama department’s production of “Love’s A Bitch” managed to contribute a fresh dimension to questions of gender-based disparities in society.
The Spanish Department's theatre production "Las Putas" has important feminist ties, as explained by director Fernando Operé.
There is a distinct level of irony in the fact that a democratic state is, to some extent, suppressing the publicity of a show which paints censorship as a dangerous and divisive political tactic.
There was staircase-sitting-room only last Thursday night at the MFA Reading Series in New Dominion Bookstore.
Summer 2017 has proven to be a great time for music, but it looks like the fall may top it.
Why does it seem that many of music’s leading ladies cannot adapt to today’s electronic craze?
Spectrum Theatre transported audience members to early 19th-century England Sunday evening with an awe-inspiring performance of “Pride & Prejudice” in the Newcomb Ballroom.
The usually dust-covered Memorial Gymnasium was transformed into a sprawling concert hall Friday evening as MisterWives gave an intimate yet electrifying performance for students.
Ben Folds treated long-time fans at The Jefferson on April 14 with songs as relevant and poignant as ever.
As a prominent choir at the University, the University Singers has performed for multiple famous figures.
