As the Dramatic’s Society puts on its ‘Choose Your Own Adventure,’ the level of engagement is unprecedented as the audience dictates where the story will go.
Spotlights Shine on the Underdogs in ‘Dance Showcase’
Full Swing, Uprising, and Phaymus made a lasting impression on those gathered to see BC’s dance groups Thursday afternoon.
Bostonians, BEATS, and Others Coalesce in Captivating ‘A Cappella Showcase’
The ‘A Capella Showcase’ saw bold covers, lively renditions, and heartfelt intensity being brought on stage by groups ready to let their voices ring throughout Arts Fest.
Open Mic Intimidates Some, Inspires Others During Spoken Word Performance
Venturing on stage can can be a tumultuous affair, but for the brave few who did so during Spoken Word, the power and confidence exuded by their poetry proved to be jaw dropping.
The Ever-Groovy Funky Giant Triumphs Over the Competition at BC’s Best
The sophomore band was crowned the champion of Thursday night’s BC music showcase, earning the opening set before T-Pain at this upcoming Thursday’s Modstock.
Laboratorio Artistico de San Agustin: BC Student Filmmakers Capture Cuba’s Artistic Enclaves
The Laboratorio Artistico de San Agustin is an organization in San Agustin, Cuba which seeks to introduce contemporary art to the peoples of the area. In a documentary about the group, a triage of BC’s students found that the organization had as much influence on them, looking in, as it did for the community to which it belongs.
Makransky and Kearnan Serve as Two Masters of the Stage in ‘Servant of the Two Masters’
With a mix of modernism, an old text, and a showy set, ‘The Servant of Two Masters’ showcases the best of what BC theater has to offer.
Juice is Smooth With Tastes of Jazz, Pop, and Hip-Hop
All the way from its 2014 Arts Fest debut, Juice launches it first, self-titled album, bringing in all the flavors, sounds, and riffs that have made the band the success it is today.
‘Feminists Coming Out Day’ Promotes Dialogue on Gender Equality
The Women’s Center, along with UGBC and other campus groups, hosted ‘Feminists Coming Out Day’ on Stokes Lawn on Monday. This is a part of numerous on campus initiatives to encourage dialogue on feminism.
Professor Kreeft Talks Tolkien and America’s Journey to Mount Doom
With technological growth at the forefront of America’s innovative minds and general populace alike, professor Peter Kreeft uses ‘The Lord of the Rings’ to remind readers of the dangers of obsessing over materiality.