Arts and Entertainment

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Review: ‘Overture’ tradition remains strong with the class of 2028

By Evianna Hall | October 15

DPA presented new talent at the Katzen Studio Theater

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AU alum joins Love Is Blind DC cast

By Faith Starchia | October 11

Washington Post social media editor and SOC alum Nina Zafar on her dating show experience

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OSGEMEOS: Endless Story premiers at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

By Sophie Milner-Gorvine | October 11

Identical twins Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo present their largest US exhibition

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Katzen Arts Center brings a vibrant addition to Tenleytown Main Street’s Art All Night 2024

By Jessica Ackerman | October 7

Music and visual art by the AU community added homegrown element to the night’s events

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Katzen Art Museum displays eight new fall 2024 collections

By Alia Messina | October 4

Exhibition to host gallery talks with featured artists

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The soundtracks of the summer

By Amelia Fortunato | October 1

From classic TikTok hits to new releases, here’s The Eagle’s Summer 2024 wrapped

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Genre Deep Dive: Jersey Club is more than a TikTok trend

By Alia Messina | September 30

Jersey Club is viral, but has been growing out of New Jersey since the 1990s

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Department of Performing Arts presents Fall 2024 music performance program

By Ridha Rayani | September 27

Seven featured music ensembles to see this semester

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AU Department of Performing Arts presents extensive Fall 2024 performance lineup

By Jessica Ackerman | September 24

The department blends classic and original works at the Greenberg Theater and Katzen Arts Center

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Arts

Kurtis Conner’s ‘Goodfellow’ World Tour Comes to D.C.

By Alia Messina | September 18

The ‘Mayor of Kurtistown’ presented a raucous evening at the Warner Theater

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AU’s Jazz Orchestra serves up ‘Some Spring Swing’

By Kyle Galvin | May 3

The ensemble’s spring performance included special guests from Georgetown

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Chamber Singers foster connection through music

By Sydney Hemmer | May 3

Vocal group aims to share its music locally and abroad

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Review: Moveius Contemporary Ballet’s ‘Glacier: A Climate Change Ballet’ incorporates policy and art in graceful performance

By Jessica Ackerman | May 3

Ballet filled the National Portrait Gallery’s Kogod Courtyard with contemplative chill

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Music

Taylor Swift can’t make up her mind

By Sara Winick | April 29

‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is a confusing grab bag of synth-pop whose backend outshines the main album

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Fast Car: looking beyond the lyrics

By Edie Myhre | April 26

A glimpse into the emotional story from a psychological perspective

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Rick Hoffman lights up campus with funny anecdotes and critical advice

By Kathryn Squyres | April 24

KPU hosted the acclaimed “Suits” actor for a discussion on April 16 

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Inside the growing hit genre from Latin America

By Ben Cunningham | April 15

Reggaeton is more than just Bad Bunny

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