Arts and Entertainment
AU Quills and Capes student mentorship program helps students work on plays
By Thomas Recchio | 03/03/2021The club will debut the mentorship program at New Works Festival in March
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The club will debut the mentorship program at New Works Festival in March
Including books about first love, familial love, internal love and many more!
The new Tenleytown art exhibition features works from five artists that explore the liminality of the past year
16 AU theatre seniors perform capstone on Zoom Jan. 22-23
Review of Keegan Theater’s productions of ‘Trans Am’ and ‘From Gumbo to Mumbo’
As this hectic year comes to an end, The Eagle’s Life staffers reflect on what helped them smile, grow and learn despite challenges and changes to entertainment
How to choose sustainable gifts instead of Amazon this holiday season
Students in the performing arts adapt to the coronavirus pandemic
Initiative is a partnership with the Dupont Circle Business Improvement District and the WMATA Art in Transit program
Planet Word opened its doors through a virtual ceremony on Oct. 22
Ken Brandt’s “Positive Vision: Enjoying the Adventures and Advantages of Poor Eyesight” details his experiences as a person with challenging vision problems
Professors and students have struggled to connect to their collaborative craft online, but there’s still a sense of community
Reckoning with the contradictions of Zoom theatre
At the end of September, 20 freshmen discussed critical issues to their age group in a performance titled “Overture 200222020”
Through playing instruments, listening while studying or curating new playlists, students rely on music to adapt to this year
Whether it’s an action-packed dystopia or a contemporary romance, there’s a book out there waiting for every young adult
Ismah Khan pitched, wrote and was granted $10,000 to fund a project for film and art nonprofit Current Movements
From poetry collections to memoirs, there is a book to match every autumn day
Musical ensembles and student-led a cappella groups are navigating the new territory of virtually creating vocal music
Dawn Carpenter’s "What Does It Profit?" podcast will discuss how businesses function well-being of society
