Arts

By Samia Afsar      Trapped in the four walls of Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale” (2022) are shame, guilt, loss, and two meatball subs with extra […]

By Paulina Gajewski      Conservatory opera students captivated the audience by returning to the classics with a fully staged production of “Dido and Aeneas” in […]

By Paulina Gajewski      Conservatory students delighted audience members with Afternoon Chamber Music on Thursday, Mar. 16 in the Don Buchwald Theater. The concert featured […]

By Samia Afsar      The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted its 32nd Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival this past week. Held in the […]

By Paulina Gajewski      The Conservatory of Music students took to the stage to tug on the heartstrings of audience members with its Music for […]

By Samia Afsar         Saleem Gondal’s short film “Post Term” is among five winners honored during the Gotham Film & Media Institute’s fourth annual Focus […]

By Samia Afsar      The BC Theater Department began its spring semester performances with an adaptation of “The Taming of the Shrew,” a play written […]

By Allison Dubrow       Rachmaninoff’s spirit came back to life last Thursday, Mar. 2. In a concert hosted in the Don Buchwald Theater, the music […]

By Allison Dubrow      Performing artist and choreographer Anna Gichan had a powerfully interactive performance titled “Access Denied” in the ballet studio of the West […]

By Michela Arlia      Colleen Hoover’s novel “It Ends With Us” claims the phrase “every person with a heartbeat should read this book” on its […]