Love took center stage last weekend as the Charlottesville Symphony Orchestra commemorated Valentine’s Day with their program titled “Romance.”
Fennell has established herself as a director interested in the intersections of sex and death with her previous work including 2023’s “Saltburn” and 2020’s “Promising Young Woman.” “Wuthering Heights” is no deviation from this trend, to both her strength and detriment.
The Paramount Theater on the Downtown Mall had a line out the door Friday for the Black History Month Gospel Concert featuring opening act Madison Ryann Ward and five time-Grammy Award Winner Chandler Moore.
The bardo, a newly opened gallery-café, recently took its first step into Charlottesville’s arts scene
The night was a testament to the communal impact student efforts and organizations can have through the arts.
With new members, new material and new momentum spurring them forward, the Pocket 9s are all in.
For relationships in an indeterminate gray area, this Valentine’s Day may not be about defining love, but recognizing feeling
Using a combination of scrappy resourcefulness, careful research and attention to detail, the crew at FYP creates innovative and aesthetically pleasing costumes each semester for audiences to enjoy.
Literature is one of the best mediums for expanding your recognition of Black history
The University’s Ballroom Dance Club presents members with a network of connections in the larger ballroom community, providing a nurturing, supportive environment where dancers are able to advance their skills and participate in a creative, enjoyable activity.
Overall, season two of “Fallout” is a strong follow-up that expands on everything that has made the show such a success.
There are many great sports scenes in movies that are not sports movies. As such, and in honor of Super Bowl LX, here are some of the best football scenes from non-football movies.
Ginkgo Bookshop, a not-for-profit student-run used bookstore, opened Jan. 23 for students and community members to shop, relax and spend time surrounded by literature.
The Remedies present a captivating, worthwhile act that breathes refreshing life into the jam band sound that produces energetic, innovative live music.
The annual event features a series of first, second and third year students performing stand-up comedy, many of whom are attempting it for the first time.
Though much of Moore’s work happens out of sight, the sound of the organ and the Chapel bell carries far beyond the walls where she plays.
The Grammy Awards take place Sunday and will be televised on CBS.
VAFF’s program continues well past its annual main event
The student group celebrates student fashion on Grounds, looking deeper into the unspoken expressions of individuality within one’s day-to-day outfit
With fourth-wall breaks, quick improvised quips and perfectly timed moments in the sketches, the audience was held in a humorous trance.
