Review: ‘Blood Memories’ is an impressive, relevant work at The Clarice
The powerful plays were presented by Second Season.
Theatre options for the non-theatre major
NextNOW fest highlights four groups for those looking to get creative on stage.
Signature Theatre’s ‘The Mystery of Love & Sex’ raises more questions than it answers
The high-striving production goes through such painstaking efforts to address a whole bevy of difficult topics that it just ends up saying very little at all.
REVIEW: National Gallery’s ‘Power and Pathos’ exhibit shows a world long faded
A new exhibition at the National Gallery of Art shines a light on the Hellenistic period.
Lena Herzog investigates the mass-extinction of languages on Earth in ‘Last Whispers’
“What are we without language?” the photographer asks.
Review: San Francisco Ballet’s Kennedy Center performance astounds
The two-part, multi-night program is stunning and varied.
Review: Upright Citizens Brigade’s unique style shines at NextNOW
Improv troupe wows Friday night crowd.
Driskell Center’s “Portraits of Who We Are” exhibit explores African-American identity
The new exhibition showcases self-expression through a collection of 45 self-portraits and nine portraits.
Review: “Unto Itself” isn’t your typical installation art
The Maril Herman Gallery’s latest exhibit in the Art-Sociology building is refreshing and thought-provoking.
Review: ‘Hamlet Replayed’ puts a twist on the classic tale
The production runs at The Clarice until March 2.