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New BC Arts Club Invites Creatives To Collab And Let Loose

April 13, 2022 marlia35 0

By Michela Arlia     There’s a new club on campus, and it’s highlighting some much needed collaboration in the arts departments.    BC Free Association is a […]

Conservatory’s “Afternoons At The Piano” Return To Campus

April 13, 2022 webgroup 0

By Alexandria Woolfe     The Conservatory of Music returned with its “Afternoons at the Piano” on campus after nearly two years, with conservatory students playing classical […]

BC Alumna Malena Dayen Takes Opera Scene By Storm, Earns Hodder Fellowship

April 6, 2022 marlia35 0

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 […]

Students Showcase Original Works At Annual CUNY Theatre Festival  

April 6, 2022 Gabriela Flores 0

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 […]

A Look Into BC Theater’s Upcoming ‘Concord Floral’

March 23, 2022 marlia35 0

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 […]

Review: ‘Six’ Does Not Know What It Is

March 23, 2022 John Schilling 0

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 […]

Brent Renaud, Filmmaker And CUNY Student, Was Killed In Ukraine

March 23, 2022 marlia35 0

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.  […]

BC String Musicians Play Works Of Famous Composers

March 16, 2022 John Schilling 0

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

Hulu’s ‘Fresh’ Is A Body Horror Movie, Not A Thriller

March 16, 2022 webgroup 0

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 […]

Prof. Todd Chandler Explores Gun Safety In ‘Bulletproof’

March 9, 2022 webgroup 0

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 […]

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