‘A Kind of Ache’: builds a world for the queer community
Artists and musicians filled the Clarice with sculpture and song representing a world built for queer people.
UMD seniors bring personal stories to life through dance
The performances expressed personal topics such as loneliness, anxiety and depression.
JASA hosts Olympics-themed Taste of Japan event ahead of summer games
The event celebrated Japanese culture with performances and activities.
Maryland Night Live’s fourth seasons brought hilarity and heart
The comedy show played to a full house in Stamp on Saturday.
CSA hosts Chinese New Year celebration with dances, good luck wishes
“It’s nice to have a going back to the roots sort of event,” said one event attendee.
Review: National Theatre’s ‘The King’s Speech’ is a performance for everyone
A story fit for kings, queens and common folk.
Student-produced shows explore time travel, identity at The Clarice
One show drew inspiration from a time traveler party Stephen Hawking held.
Review: ROLE MODEL deserves all the recognition he can get, because he’s just that good
More heat and hype was added to an already steamy room.
“I can’t be without these people”: A UMD singing group forges lasting friendships
The group celebrated their 30-year anniversary this month in a performance with current students and alumni from decades past.
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ premiere strays slightly from the US original
The UK has different slang and styles of drag, but the glorious RuPaul will always be the same.