Arts

By Michela Arlia     Originally hailing from Argentina, Malena Dayen is a well-established opera singer who has performed all over the world and worked with accomplished […]

By Gabriela Flores    In a night filled with freshly written work, monologues, and theatrical performances of all sorts, CUNY students showcased their talents and wits […]

By Michela Arlia     The latest production to hit the BC Theater Department stage is “Concord Floral,” which opens on Apr. 8 in the New Workshop […]

By John Schilling    Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived. What some have viewed as a grim time in European history has now been reimagined as […]

By Michela Arlia       Award-winning filmmaker and journalist Brent Renaud was shot and killed in Ukraine on Sunday, Mar. 13. He was 50 years old.  […]

By John Schilling      Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart are long gone, but the legacies of these composers live on through the Conservatory of Music at […]

By Alexandria Woolfe      Mimi Cave’s “Fresh” gives a modern spin on the thriller genre by focusing on modern dating gone wrong, starring actors Sebastian […]

By Alexandria Woolfe    The Film Department’s own Professor Todd Chandler released a documentary with PBS titled “Bulletproof” on Feb. 14, where he intended to put […]

By Cailah Parker       Columbia University hosted a talk session featuring playwright Lynn Nottage on Mar. 4, as part of the school’s Complex Issues series. […]

By John Schilling      Brooklyn College musicians gathered on Wednesday, Feb. 23 for the Winter Composers Concert, a showcase featuring new works by Conservatory of […]