Arts and Entertainment
AU graduate debuts his first novel, “Seventh Flag”
By Stephanie Mirah | 12/13/2019Sid Balman, Jr.’s historical fiction examines the radicalization of the United States
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Friday, December 8, 2023
Sid Balman, Jr.’s historical fiction examines the radicalization of the United States
The group works to make ballet a financially accessible art form for students
AU Players puts on a show with a talented cast of actors
Play provokes audience to think about relationships between marginalized groups and power
The indie pop singer will bring unique melancholy, techno sound to U Street Music
Indie-pop musician previewed unreleased songs from his upcoming debut album
A playlist perfect for AU students to get their fall music fix
The brand-new STABLE Artspace offers community-based approach to visual art
The one-day music festival in Northwest DC celebrates healing power of music
Host Miranda Baumann talks to Beth Casey from local band Cirls
The EDM-pop duo bring their eclectic sound and high-energy performance to D.C.
Talented cast brings story of a man’s business world to life
Musician’s angelic vocals created an enchanting evening at the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club
Fans came from all around to enjoy the band's new sound
Positivity within concert leaves audiences with more than just a show
Refinery29’s ‘Expand Your Reality Tour’ offers a world of empowerment and enlightenment
The contemporary R&B singer stopped by the District for a memorable show
Play displays the humanity and diversity among us all
Institute’s first gallery in D.C features a contemporary art exhibit focused on identity
Masse’s first original album in 10 years brings peace during a time of chaos
