Thank you, places: Love and tragedy in ‘Hadestown’
By Sara Winick | 12/06/2022Anaïs Mitchell’s hit Broadway show blends jazz and musical theater together to create a Greek inspired tragedy
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Anaïs Mitchell’s hit Broadway show blends jazz and musical theater together to create a Greek inspired tragedy
Donations were collected by the troupe for Everybody Eats DC
Events this November that acknowledge the culture, challenges and history of Indigenous people
Department of Performing Arts sells out Katzen with a lively performance
The National Portrait Gallery gives a closer look at the life and influences of Maya Lin, architect of the Vietnam War Memorial
Addressing cultural tensions, increasing accessibility and inclusivity is necessary, students say
Players returns on campus after the pandemic
The powerful works of art transcend cultures and generations
Festival of lights became a lively night of celebration with food, live performances and dancing
The play transforms a 15th century story to reflect contemporary issues
The in-person performance offered a night of comedy and fun
Panel allowed for an in depth personal talk and Q&A session
Art Enables works with and supports artists with disabilities
The National Museum of the American Indian highlights the historical solidarity of Black and Indigenous communities
The collection gives the public access to literature and art created by historic Black LGBTQ+ figures
The museum highlights a new artist every month
Pitches Be Trippin', On a Sensual Note, Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise and TenLi Tunes wrapped up the school year and showcased their hard work
Enjoy the cherry blossoms long after the season is over
Artists at American University discuss how their art and identity intersect
Katherine Riddle balances the life of a professional performing artist and adjunct professor at her alma mater
